# Working with a Project

## Overview

AnnoStation provides a simple and intuitive user interface. Once in a Project, you can simply start working to get your job done.  

Here are some key points to get an overview of working with datasets in AnnoStation.

### Search

You can search for images based on the filename. 

**Learn more about our search functionality here:**

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MF-L2DbILR-dMn5sjj5" %}
[Searching for images](/mastering-annostation/project/search.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### Project breadcrumb

You can use the breadcrumb to navigate through your Project. 

The drown-down icon next to your current location provides access to batch operations you can perform against all images in the current directory including or excluding images within subfolders.

### Reporting

The Report panel provides an overview of the current annotation status.

#### You can read more about reporting in here: <a href="#you-can-read-more-about-collaboration-in-here" id="you-can-read-more-about-collaboration-in-here"></a>

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MFk-qkIGAiQKavTmDj5" %}
[Report panel](/mastering-annostation/project/report.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### Sort and Filter

You can sort or filter images based on the annotations status, Assignee, etc.

**You can learn more about our search functionality here:**&#x20;

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MF8e3Kw8GMI6LX0vlbx" %}
[Sorting and Filtering](/mastering-annostation/project/sort-and-filter.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### Select target files to perform actions

You may often need to perform a certain action against target images, e.g. Download annotation results or Move specific images to a different folder. Such target can be:

* a single image
* specific images
* all images in a current location with or without subfolders
* based on the search result or filtered images

**You can read more about selecting files here:**

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MFoeSsrPKXF7QOa2kM8" %}
[Selecting target files to perform actions](/mastering-annostation/project/selecting-target-files-to-perform-actions.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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```
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```

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