Privacy and Information Use Policy
The Revista de Estudios y Experiencias en Educación (REXE) is committed to protecting the privacy of the personal data of its authors, reviewers, readers and any other contributor who interacts with the journal. Any personal information collected through forms, e-mails or other official channels will be used solely for purposes connected with the management and publication of manuscripts, communication with those involved in the editorial process, the dissemination of scientific content and the strengthening of the academic community associated with the journal.
The Revista de Estudios y Experiencias en Educación (REXE) undertakes that data will be kept confidential and processed in accordance with the personal data protection legislation in force in Chile, the country from which the journal is published.
Access to this information will be restricted to editorial staff and other participants directly involved in the review and publication process, always subject to a duty of confidentiality.
The Revista de Estudios y Experiencias en Educación (REXE) collects statistical information on visits to and use of the platform, exclusively for analytical purposes and in order to improve the service offered to the academic community. These data are gathered anonymously and do not involve information capable of personally identifying users. Any sensitive data required for editorial management will be handled with appropriate technical and administrative safeguards, so as to prevent unauthorised access to, alteration of or unlawful disclosure of the information.
The Revista de Estudios y Experiencias en Educación (REXE) will not use the data for commercial purposes unrelated to its editorial activity, nor will it transfer them to third parties without the express consent of the person concerned, except where required by law or ordered by a competent authority. Should the journal update or amend these guidelines on the use of information, it will communicate the changes in good time, always keeping the protection of privacy as a fundamental principle of its practice.








