 Hey there, Bruins. Here's a quick research tip from your friends at the UCLA Library. Today's topic, saving articles to your Zotero collection using Zotero Standalone. To get started, open up Zotero Standalone in one window and the browser for your choice in another. Then, visit the library homepage at library.ucla.edu. In the search box, enter a few keywords or a topic that you're interested in and then click search. On the results page, click the title of an article you would like to save. Once you find the page for the article, look for Zotero's article icon in your menu bar. Depending on the browser you're using, it might show up in a slightly different place, but it should look something like this. Just click the icon to save the article to your Zotero collection. Zotero automatically collects key information about the article. If it is available, Zotero will also download a full text PDF into your collection. Note that you can always edit and add to the information in your Zotero collection. Or, if you notice information in the record that Zotero didn't automatically detect, you can quickly copy and paste it into the Zotero entry. For example, if you would like to add a link to the page for your article, you can copy it here and paste it directly into the URL section of your Zotero entry. In order to prevent losing your research progress, make sure to click the sync button in the top right corner of Zotero. This saves your information to the cloud so that you can access it through Zotero.org or on any computer. Ready to give it a try? Find a few articles using Articles Plus, Google Scholar, or your favorite research database and add them to your Zotero collection. Looking for help in the next steps? Drop by one of our menu library locations to set up a consultation.