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Question

where can i find my added lectures in collections? or how can i know where is collection

Answer 1

Refer to https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/organize-your-ideas-with-collections-in-microsoft-edge-60fd7bba-6cfd-00b9-3787-b197231b507e and https://www.techrepublic.com/article/use-edge-collections-declutter-edge-favorites-bar/

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Answer 2

In Microsoft Edge, collections are shown in the Collections pane. To find the collection that contains the pages or items that were added:

1. Open Microsoft Edge.
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+Y (or select the Collections icon if it is visible in the toolbar). This opens the Collections menu, which contains the list of all collections.
3. If the list of collections is not visible (for example, it shows items from the last collection used), move focus back to the list of collections:
   • Press Shift+Tab until "Back button" is announced, then press Enter.
   • The list of collections is then shown.
4. Use Tab until the first collection name is focused, then use the Down arrow key to move through the list and locate the collection. Press Enter on a collection to open it and see the items (lectures/pages) inside.

To keep the Collections pane visible while looking for items:

1. With the Collections menu open (Ctrl+Shift+Y), press Shift+Tab until "Sort" is focused.
2. Press the Right arrow key until "Pin collections" is announced, then press Enter.
3. The Collections menu stays pinned as a side pane so it is easier to browse collections and see their contents.

The items (such as lectures, pages, links, images, or text) that were added appear as cards inside the collection that was active when they were added. To verify a specific page is in a collection, open that page, open Collections (Ctrl+Shift+Y), navigate to the target collection, and check the list of cards in that collection.

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References:

• Use a screen reader with collections to stay organized in Microsoft Edge