NEW ON KNOWITALL
Every Role Counts is a campaign aimed at sharing important information on critical career paths in South Carolina.
Surgical Technologist
A certified surgical technologist is responsible for preparing supplies and instrumentation that is needed for a surgical procedure. During a procedure the surgical technologist passes sterile instruments to the surgeon and assists in other ways throughout the case. Their role is vital to the successful outcome of a medical procedure. To become a surgical technologist, contact your local technology school to learn more about the required training.
JULY ON KNOWITALL
If you’ve got the time, we’ve got the destinations!
- Our virtual tours, videos, interactives, and 3D VRs are great for enlightening you on many subjects—and keeping your brain engaged while your body takes a well-deserved time out! And you still get to see lots of places without leaving the comfort of your favorite chair!
- Check out our Series and Collections to continue your summer explorations!
SERIES
Our Series take you to destinations all over South Carolina and beyond!
They are there for the picking! Find something you haven't explored - yet! It may become your favorite!
*View the full list by visiting the SERIES page.
- A Visit to Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical Park
- American Graduate
- Annabelle & the GoGlo Amigos
- Archaeo-Tech
- Artopia
- Arts Grow SC
- Ask an Author
- Asynchronous Studio Lessons
- Auntie Karen's Place
- Baker's Dozen
- Between the Waters
- Blythewood History
- Career Aisle Career & Technology Centers & Videos
- Carolina Classrooms
- Carolina Money
- Carolina Snaps
- Carolina Stories
- Character Minutes
- Chernobyl Event: An Update at 35 Years
- Circle of Inheritance
- Civil Rights Youth Media Summit
- Climate Change
- Congaree Swamp Stories
- Conversations on SC History
- Conversations with Crescent
- Conversations with SC Writers
- Connversations with Scientists & Astronauts
- Cool and the Strong
- Creating a Career with the Arts in Mind
- Creating a Career with the Media Arts in Mind
- Creating with Mr. Dearybury
- Curiosity Trek!
- Destination: SC Parks
- Digital Traditions
- diSCovering Science
- EdAware: Eat Smart, Move More
- Environmental Ed
- Environmental Minutes
- Equity in Education
- ETV Education
- ETV Shorts
- ETV Stock Market Program
- Expeditions Shorts
- Eye on the Past
- Eye Wonder
- First Choice Fit
- Flu PSAs: Illness & Prevention Tips & Wash Hands Song
- Foreign Language French
- Foreign Language German
- Foreign Language Spanish
- From the Sky
- Generation of Heroes
- Go For It
- GullahNet
- Hanover House
- Healthy Hannah's Healthy Choice Heroes
- Hirsch Armory Panels
- History In A Nutshell
- History of Arts Education in SC
- History of SC Slide Collection
- Hobby Shop
- Holocaust Forum
- Hot Jobs
- I Made It...You Can, Too
- Idella Bodie's Ghost Tour: A Writer's Guide
- Idella Bodie's SC Women
- Inevitable Evolution of Fort Frederick
- Inside Storytelling
- James Otis Lecture Series
- Keep It Real
- Kids Work!
- KidsECON
- KnowItAll Factoids
- La Ropa Sucia
- Legacy of Leadership
- Let's Go!
- Let's Go! CAREERS
- Lexington County Courthouse: 200 Years of Service
- Literary Tour of South Carolina
- Magical Theater of Music
- Making Dollars from Sense
- Making It Grow
- Meet the Helpers
- NASA Science Simulations
- Natural State
- Nature Notes with Rudy Mancke
- NatureScene
- On the Other Hand
- Original SC
- Palmetto Heritage
- Palmetto Leaders
- Palmetto Scene
- Palmetto Special
- Palmetto Voices
- Pee Dee Explorer
- Periscope
- Planter at the Gate
- Powder Magazine Museum
- Primitive Tools
- Project Discovery
- Project Discovery Revisited
- Project Lead SC
- Pygg E. Bank Economic$
- Reading, Safety & Internet Safety Minutes
- Ready To Vote
- Reconstruction 360
- Ring People
- Riverbanks Roundup
- Riverbanks Roundup Bits
- RiverVenture
- Road Trip Through South Carolina Civil Rights History
- Safe Students Sahe Schools
- Safety City
- Sandlapper Online
- SC LIFE
- SCETV Specials
- Connections
- Conversations about the Orangeburg Massacre
- Nature Comes Back - 25 Years After Chernobyl
- Orangeburg Massacre: Remembrances & Reckoning
- Pulitzer Prize Winners in SC
- Reef-X
- SCETV Regional Content
- South Carolina's Greatest Generation
- Thanks, Viet Nam Veterans
- Those Who Remain
- Tragedy at Orangeburg: 25 Years Later
- South Carolina Hall of Fame
- Victory By Valor: Shaw Air Force Base
- Victory Starts Here: Fort Jackson Centennial
- Visit From the Past: Tall Ships of Charleston
- SciShorts in Foreign Languages
- Short Takes with Naturalist Rudy Mancke
- Simple Digital
- Sisterhood: SC Suffragists
- Smart Cat
- South Carolina African American History Calendar
- South Carolina Elects Its Leaders
- South Carolina from A to Z
- South Carolina Hall of Fame
- South Carolina Public Radio
- South Carolina State House Special: Legends and Legacy
- Southern Campaign of the American Revolution
- Stories Behind the Carols We Love to Sing
- Storytime with SCETV
- Take on the South
- Turner to Cézanne
- Tuskegee Airmen
- VirtualSC Energy
- Web of Water
- What's Wild
- WhatWorksSC
- Where the Jobs Are: Exploring Career Clusters
- Wilkins Awards
- Women Vision SC
- World War I Symposium: Lander University
- World of Cecil
- Your Path, Your Journey
- Youth Media Health Institute
- Youth Services
- Zoo Minutes
COLLECTIONS
Our Collections make it easy to continue your travels – while focusing on topics that interest you!
Collections by Activity
Collections by Topic
- African American History
- Animal Lovers
- Archaeology
- Arts in Basic Curriculum
- BK Collection: All Things Ladybugs
- Career Explorations!
- Chernobyl Event
- Confederate Flag – SC History
- Digital Literacy
- Digitap Traditions: Special Projects
- Dive In…to Knowitall!
- Embryology
- Environmental Awareness
- Explore South Carolina and find content on these topics:
- Financial Literacy & Economics
- Ghosts and Legends of South Carolina
- Gullah
- H.L. Hunley
- Higher Education & Workforce Development
- Hispanic Heritage
- Holidays
- Holocaust Remembrance
- International Collection
- It's Storytime!
- KnowItAll Healthy!
- Learning+
- Libraries, Literature and Learning
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- Military Observances
- Music
- Native American Heritage
- Noted South Carolinians
- Persons with Disabilities
- Professional Development
- Programs for Students
- Remembering 9/11
- Rudy Mancke Collection
- South Carolina Counties
- Space Exploration
- Spanish Translations
- Sports in South Carolina
- Student Gallery
- Virtual Field Trips and Tours
- Wars & Conflicts
- Westward Expansion in the United States
- Women In Leadership
- Women's History
DATES AND RESOURCES FOR YOUR CALENDAR
Be sure to visit our July Factoids for dates and resources!
July 1 – Canada Day
- Appalachian Cove, Stop 5 – Flowerng Plants, Green Frog, Tiger Swallowtail and Springtime Darner
- Appalachian Cove, Stop 5 – Moss, Walking Fern, and Silkworm Moth Cocoon
- Butterflies at Riverbanks Zoo | Project Discovery
- Canada Hemlock | The Cove Forest
- Canada Violet | Appalachian Cove
- Canada Violet | The Cove Forest
- Dall Sheep | Expeditions Shorts
- Dreamcatcher | Periscope
- Dying Hemlock | The Cove Forest
- Eastern Garter Snake | The Cove Forest
- Mary Pickford | Artopia
- Modeling – Octet 2 Blue | Artopia (Roseline Delisle)
- Overview VI: Bystanders and Rescuers | Holocaust
- Ping Chong | Artopia
- The Inuit of the Arctic Circle | A World of Poetry
- The Jingle Dress Dance | Periscope (originated with Ojibwe of Canada)
July 4 – Independence Day
- Visit our Wars & Conflicts Collection and view: B. American Revolutionary War (1775-1783)
Learn the individual stories of men and women who were involved in major events leading up to, during and after The War for Independence (1775-1783).
July 10
- On July 10, 2015, the Confederate flag was removed from the grounds of the S.C. State House
View our SC Confederate Flag – SC History Collection.
July 20 – National Moon Day
July 21 - National Ice Cream Day
July 30 – Day Against Trafficking in Persons
July 30 – International Day of Friendship
A group of nine African American young men who were sent to jail after staging a sit-in at a segregated McCrory's lunch counter in Rock Hill, South Carolina in 1961.
Documentary pays tribute to the “Friendship Nine,” a group of college students who were arrested for a lunch counter sit-in in Rock Hill, SC in 1961. Instead of paying bail (as was the norm with all previous sit-ins), they served 30 days of hard labor, making the city pay to house, feed & clothe them, thus turning the tables & drying up a dubious revenue stream. This movement caught on nationally, changing the entire sit-in strategy. The program was the centerpiece of 50th anniversary events, and still has legs today. It included extensive television, educational and community outreach initiatives.
Please tell your friends...
The Learning Continues All Summer Long on Knowitall.org!
Please share our blogs with your friends and let them know what you found to be helpful on KnowItAll.org!