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P R E S E N T A T I O N
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAGAZINE
Supervisión21 is a free and open access journal, edited by Unión Sindical de Inspectores de Educación (USIE), with no other financial support or links to other educational or business organisations.
The publication does not include any direct marketing activities, except those linked to actions of the publisher, USIE.
Four issues per year are published quarterly, in the last week of January, April, July and October of each year.
The aim of the journal is to disseminate relevant aspects of the education field, devoting specific and prominent treatment to issues related to education inspection, as well as those directly linked to it: school organisation and participation, legislation, pedagogical leadership, evaluation in all areas, educational quality and improvement, and the rights and duties of the educational community.
The journal is aimed at the entire educational community, including education inspectors, management teams, teachers, lecturers, researchers and any member of it.
The journal Supervisión21 is regulated by an Editorial Board and a Scientific Board, whose members include education inspectors and relevant experts on educational issues from various fields and levels. The composition of both boards is public and can be consulted at http://usie.es/supervision21/.
You can subscribe freely to the journal by sending an e-mail request to the journal's e-mail address or by filling in the news subscriber form on the website: http://usie.es/.
The information provided on USIE and Supervisión21 can be verified by readers and authors in all its terms.
For its archiving and indexing, the journal is part of the catalogue, registry and archive of DIALNET (Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting, OAI-PMH,, REBIUN, and GOOGLE SCHOLAR; it is also registered in the Journal Management and Publication System OJS (Open Journal Systems) y and DOAJ (Directory of Access Journals). It is also included in the LATINDEX Directory.
Likewise, it is incorporated into CROSSREF, assigning the Digital Object Identifier System (DOI) to those articles and collaborations of greater relevance, and according to the assessment of the Editorial and Scientific Board, guaranteeing in its archives the preservation and access to its content in the event that it ceases to be published.