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1. Make a copy so that you can edit your own version.

2. Each image has a link to what it represents. Each week, make a new copy of the board and add fresh links for the sites you'd like for new content.

3. Any image can be deleted and replaced with new links. This is fully editable.

4. My favorite librarian, SMM, has this informative blog post on the topic: https://vanmeterlibraryvoice.blogspot.com/2020/04/creating-publishing-choice-boards-with.html

5. And here is a short video tutorial for those who like to get their information that way (she also has lots of templates): https://www.helloteacherlady.com/blog/digital-choice-board-free-google-templates