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# Boards

By default, your boards are shown in descending order from the last time they were visited.

You can change this by adjusting the filter on the top right of your boards view.

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Any board that is not assigned to a folder will appear in your dashboard 'root'. <mark style="background-color:purple;">If you move a board to a folder it will no longer be visible at the root level but you can search for it.</mark>

Boards can be moved from the root to a folder by dragging and dropping

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To move a board out of a folder and back to the root, you can drag it to the 'Back To Root' folder

### Cloning a board

You can make a clone of any board in your dashboard. Use the 3-dot menu to access the options and select 'clone'. This will allow you to name the cloned board and set its location.

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* Cloning a board copies everything on the board.
* You can clone a board across teams and folders.
* If there was an active meeting on the board you cloned, you will become the Host on the new board.


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