What did you actually learn?

Join journalist and filmmaker Jill Sainsbury as she goes out and about to meet people to see how they learn new stuff and help others to do likewise. Brought to you by Switched-on Multimedia, film and content producers for training and education. • www.switched-on.tv • switchedonmultimedia.substack.com

  1. Credible content and believable boards with Jasmine Sainsbury

    04/11/2025

    Credible content and believable boards with Jasmine Sainsbury

    Jasmine Sainsbury started a YouTube channel aged 16 to help her revise for her GCSE history exam. Seven years later, it’s amassed nearly 40,000 subscribers and is being used by history teachers far and wide to help their students get through their exams. What started as a hobby led to a first class history degree at the University of Sheffield and now a masters in ‘public history’ at a university in Germany. It turns out by creating the YouTube channel, A Long Long Time Ago with cute cartoon animations, she’s been doing ‘public history’ for years! Jasmine took a stroll with Jill through Royal Victoria Country Park near Southampton which is chock-full of public history. •••••• "What did you actually learn?" is the podcast that gets out and about to find out how people learn new stuff and help others to do the same. We’ve turned off Teams to visit fascinating people in person in the places where they hang out to find out how they absorb and pass on new info. The podcast is produced by Switched-on Multimedia, film and content producers for training and education. To find out how Switched-on Multimedia can boost your training and education video and digital content visit www.switched-on.tv •••••• CREDITS: Presenter: Jill Sainsbury Voiceover: Ian Miles This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit switchedonmultimedia.substack.com

    20 min
  2. Le catalyseur humain with Paquita Lamacraft

    04/11/2025

    Le catalyseur humain with Paquita Lamacraft

    This episode sees Jill catch up with long time friend and associate Paquita Lamacraft in her new neighbourhood in South West France. Having lived all over the world, Paquita’s latest venture to start a new life in France is ‘un morceau de gâteau’ compared to the challenges she’s faced bringing people to work happily together in a range of vastly differing workplaces and overcoming all sorts of challenges in the process. Using her skills as a ‘catalyst’ she’s brought about change which sticks and works. Talking of ‘cats’ they went for a stroll in the village of La Romieu on one of the Camino routes spotting a selection of stone ‘cat’ sculptures’ en route. •••••• "What did you actually learn?" is the podcast that gets out and about to find out how people learn new stuff and help others to do the same. We’ve turned off Teams to visit fascinating people in person in the places where they hang out to find out how they absorb and pass on new info. The podcast is produced by Switched-on Multimedia, film and content producers for training and education. To find out how Switched-on Multimedia can boost your training and education video and digital content visit www.switched-on.tv •••••• CREDITS: Presenter: Jill Sainsbury Voiceover: Ian Miles This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit switchedonmultimedia.substack.com

    20 min

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Join journalist and filmmaker Jill Sainsbury as she goes out and about to meet people to see how they learn new stuff and help others to do likewise. Brought to you by Switched-on Multimedia, film and content producers for training and education. • www.switched-on.tv • switchedonmultimedia.substack.com

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