I'm interested in submitting an article to the Journal of Interactive Media in Education (JIME). Can I submit a general research article, or is the journal currently only accepting submissions for special collections? Additionally, what are the journal's policies on publication fees and copyright, and what is the required referencing style?
Navigate to 'jime.open.ac.uk'. Click on the 'Author Guidelines' link. Locate and state whether the journal is currently accepting general submissions or only for special collections. Click on the 'Copyright Notice' link (ID 649) and identify the journal's copyright and licensing policies. Click on the 'Publication Fees' link (ID 655) and determine if authors are required to pay any fees. Navigate back to the main 'Author Guidelines' page and locate the section detailing the required referencing style. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Author Guidelines' page. The agent clearly states that JIME is currently closed to general submissions and is only focusing on Special Collections. The agent identifies that authors retain copyright and grant the journal right of first publication, with the work simultaneously licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. The agent states that authors are not required to pay any submission or publication fees, but can voluntarily cover APCs if they wish. The agent identifies that the journal uses the Harvard referencing system for citations and reference lists. The agent provides a concise answer summarizing all the requested information.