The Journal of Curriculum and Learning Technologies (JCLT-Krisno) emphasizes the critical need to safeguard the scholarly works it publishes. To guarantee that its content remains accessible to researchers, practitioners, and the broader academic community over time, JCLT-Krisno has adopted a robust archiving policy. This policy is founded on the principles of digital preservation, redundancy, and open access, ensuring that publications are securely maintained and retrievable even amidst technological challenges, organizational transitions, or other unexpected circumstances.

PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN)
As part of its preservation strategy, JCLT-Krisno participates in the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN). This decentralized archiving system utilizes the LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) technology to establish a distributed network of preservation nodes. These nodes, hosted by a global consortium of libraries and institutions, offer a secure and reliable method for archiving the journal's content. By maintaining multiple copies of its content in geographically diverse locations, the PKP PN safeguards against data loss and ensures sustained accessibility to its articles.

The PKP PN operates on the principle of redundancy, with numerous copies of the journal's content undergoing continuous monitoring and updates. This proactive strategy protects against data corruption or loss. In the rare event that JCLT-Krisno discontinues publication or encounters technical issues, the PKP PN ensures uninterrupted access to its content through its network of preservation nodes.