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Check out these great SCETV and the SC State Library  streaming resources provided via several web sites. These replaced United Streaming a number of years ago. You will need to create an account for the SCETV services. Learn 360 is provided through SCDISCUS and will work without a username and password if accessed from within SC. If needed, the SCDISCUS username and password can be found in the Tech Info OneNote Notebook that you will find in OneDrive under Shared with Me.

Descriptions and links to these resources can be found below. 

Learningmedia.com

SCETV and PBS have curated FREE, standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more for teachers like you.

Learn360 – Provided throught SC State Library - SCDISCUS

Learn360 is a broad-based, multimedia digital resource streaming service for K-12 schools. This resource includes full educational videos, video clips, audio and audiobooks, newsreel footage, audio and video speeches, music tracks, sound effects, and encyclopedia articles. (Magic School Bus, Berenstain Bears, Franklin the Turtle can be found here legally and ad-free)

Learningwhy.com

Create an account on learningwhy to access knowitall resources. You can browse lessons here or access lessons through partners using the sites navigation.

In LearningWhy you will find Pre K-12 one-to-one and modified project-based, South Carolina standards driven, quality lessons. 

• All lessons have been created and vetted to address the South Carolina State Department of Education's academic standards and include cross-curricular activities, lesson progressions, assessments, and all the media and content links needed to teach the standards down to their indicators. 
• Lessons in LearningWhy may be downloaded and edited to meet the needs of your classroom. 

Knowitall.org

Educators, we have gathered all the resources you need for your lesson plans in this collection. Find South Carolina standard correlations, lesson plans, student activities and other supplementary materials.

Watch the video below to learn how to upload a video to YouTube (it is super easy!). I also review how to embed the video in Blackboard.

The first part of the video shows how to login to a teacher BES Blackboard web site, create a new page, add apps, and embed video content. The second part (skip to 12:40) shows how to create a new page that acts as a direct link to another web address, in this case distance learning software like Zoom or FreeConferenceCall.com