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In this free online NotebookLM course, you’ll learn how to use NotebookLM, Google’s AI-powered research and note-taking tool. In this free course, you will understand the tool effectively, learn the reason of its development and discover how it supports knowledge synthesis. You will examine functionally critical features of the tool, such as the sources, studio panel, and discover button, to help you synthesize and manage information efficiently. Once you understand these crucial features, you can look forward and using the tool in practice.This free Google NotebookLM course will offer applied learning through exercises that demonstrate how to use its advanced features. You will learn to upload sources, produce outputs, and edit and improve your work through collaborative features. By the end of the course, you’ll be prepared to integrate NotebookLM into your day-to-day practice, balancing AI-generated content with your own judgment and critique. You will learn to verify your work, build it with privacy in mind, and share it with the highest levels of professional intellect.
This module introduces you to NotebookLM, its history, and features, along with supported inputs and tier limits.
In this module, you will set your account and will have a tour of all the key features and buttons on NotebookLM.
This module covers advanced key features and their application to your workflow or use cases.
In this module, you will build a complete notebook workflow tailored to your role. Upload sources, generate multiple outputs, and share and refine notebooks through peer evaluation.
This module will focus on accuracy, citation checks, data privacy, and responsible sharing. Learn how to balance AI with critical judgment and integrate NotebookLM into long-term workflows.
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