When you land on a page for an article, LibKey Nomad automatically checks against the Purdue Library's subscriptions and provides a link to:
If you are off campus you will be directed to authenticate with your Purdue Login before being taken to the PDF of the article. LibKey Nomad does not store your credentials or require you to create an account.
LibKey Nomad automatically places a button in the bottom corner of a compatible webpage. This button changes its appearance to indicate what level of access is available.
Download PDF indicates that the Purdue Library provides access to the PDF, and will take you directly to the PDF of the document.
Article Link indicates that the Purdue Library provides access to the article, and will take you to a page where you can access the article. You may be able to download the article from there.
Access Options indicates that the Purdue Library does not have direct online access to the article. Clicking this will take you directly to the link resolver where you can select further access options such as interlibrary loan. Here is a quick demo screencast showing how this works: https://www.screencast.com/t/vKqNm0jp6i7.
LibKey Nomad integrates with Wikipedia to provide quick access links for items in the references list.
LibKey Nomad provides full text links to items in PubMed search results.
LibKey Nomad also works with some subscription databases, including Scopus and Web of Science.