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# Datasets
The [datasets](/reference/datasets.md) section of the organization administrator panel provides a comprehensive list of all your organizations datasets. This includes any unpublished datasets.
You can select **+ New dataset** to create a new dataset, or select any dataset to [edit](/reference/datasets/create-and-edit-datasets.md) that dataset and its [access configuration](/reference/data-access/configuring-access.md).
Learn more about [creating and managing datasets](/guides/create-and-manage-datasets.md).
## Featured datasets
Featured datasets will be prominently displayed on the main page of your organization's data portal, and may rank higher in search results. To feature a dataset, right click on that dataset and change its status to featured.
## Dataset labels
You can label datasets by right clicking on any dataset or selected group of datasets on the Datasets list. You can see existing labels for each dataset by showing the [additional column](/reference/organizations/administrator-panel.md#additional-columns) on the list, or [filter](/reference/organizations/administrator-panel.md#filtering-and-ordering-lists) the list of datasets down to only one matching your selected label.
When creating labels, you can use a colon (school:medicine, school:business) to group information for [reporting](/reference/organizations/reports.md). When generating a report, the high level grouping before the colon (school) will be an option for aggregation.
## Bulk management
As your organization creates datasets, you may find it easier to perform certain dataset management operations in bulk. To do so, shift/cmd+click to select multiple datasets in the list, and right click to apply options to all selected datasets.
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