What is the best workflow for an ArcGIS Pro user to access more data after making a map on the computer's large monitor?

Accessing more data after creating a map in ArcGIS Pro involves utilizing the various components of the application's interface. The option that suggests using the View tab on the ribbon to access the Project Pane is particularly effective because the Project Pane serves as the primary interface for managing and accessing data sources, including datasets, folders, and other resources that are available for your project.

The Project Pane allows users to easily navigate through various elements of their project. Here, data can be added to the map directly from the pane, which makes the workflow efficient as users can quickly search for data, preview it, and incorporate it into their existing maps. This is especially useful for accessing and adding more layers or datasets to enhance the map without needing to leave the context of the current work.

Other options, while useful in different contexts, do not directly facilitate the addition of new data as effectively. The Map tab's Locate function helps find specific features in the map but does not assist in adding new datasets. The Contents section under the View tab provides insight into what layers are already present but lacks the functionality to browse and include new data. Lastly, the Bookmarks feature is designed for navigation between specific areas of a map rather than managing or accessing additional data sources.