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When you click on a paper title on the Mendeley website, you are taken to this page, where you can see a pdf preview of the paper if it’s available. Add the article to your library with one click, if it’s freely available. We do our best to partner with publishers to make as many PDFs available as possible, so this option is available for some but not all papers. If you can’t find the full article directly, Mendeley will link to other locations, or help you find it in the various databases to which your institution is subscribed. On the right hand side, you can see social statistics, to help you learn about other people who have used this paper. For example, these statistics might tell you that this paper is viewed mostly by physicists, while only 2% of readers are Canadian Studies Professors. In the center, you’ll see a column marked ‘Related Research’. These are articles that Mendeley thinks might be of interest to you. If you happen to be a Premium member, or you have a special group plan, you might enjoy trying out Mendeley Suggest, an intelligent algorithm that uses your library to calculate what articles you might be interested in reading. If you have a premium membership, you can access Mendeley Suggest in your Mendeley Desktop Library, at the top left. If you’d like to stay up to date with new developments in Mendeley, or if you’d like to learn new tips, you can stay connected by visiting our blog at . If you’d like to learn more about specific features of M, check out our resource center online, or visit our YouTube channel. Or become a Mendeley advisor, and help us spread the word! We’ve come to the end of this presentation. This was a lot of information to digest, but if you don’t remember it all, don’t worry. You can check out the webinar version of this presentation on Mendeley’s official YouTube channel, where you will also find other videos explaining Mendeley’s features. Thank you for attending this session and welcome to Mendeley. It’s time to chan