Turn your documents and reports into an assistant you can question — and get answers cited to the source and page number, not guesswork.
The problem is not a lack of information — it is the volume of it. And time does not stretch.
Reports, studies and regulations pile up. You open one, read two pages, postpone it — then get asked to summarise it in tomorrow's meeting.
Hunting a figure or clause in a huge file with Ctrl+F, jumping between ten documents to assemble one picture.
You tried AI tools and got a polished answer — but where did it come from? You cannot use it officially without verifying it.
NotebookLM is a free Google tool. You upload your documents and it becomes an expert in them: ask a question and it answers from your files only, pointing to exactly where the answer came from.
PDF, Word, PowerPoint, sheets, web links, even YouTube videos — up to 50 sources in one notebook.
Ask as you would a colleague who read everything: "What changed since last year?" "Pull everything about the budget."
Every sentence links to a page or paragraph. Click it and read the original text yourself.
One fundamental difference: where the answer comes from. That difference is what makes the output usable in official work.
| General chat tools | NotebookLM | |
|---|---|---|
| Answer source | General knowledge from the internet | Only the documents you uploaded |
| Citations | Rare, and may cite sources that do not exist | Every sentence cited to the page |
| Risk of invented facts | Real — and delivered confidently | Very low — answers are bound to your sources |
| Fit for official work | Needs full verification | Yes — verification is one click |
The two are complementary — in the course we show when to use each.
Upload the regulation or report and ask for decisions required, deadlines and responsible parties — ready for your director in minutes.
Upload this year's and last year's reports and ask "what changed?" — it extracts the differences with their locations.
Put the papers in one notebook and ask about methodologies, shared findings and gaps.
Ask about termination clauses, penalties and obligations — with the clause number in the contract itself.
Upload previous minutes and ask what was agreed and what has not been done yet.
Pull the key figures and messages out of a long study and turn them into posts or a deck.
With one click, NotebookLM turns your documents into a spoken conversation between two hosts discussing and explaining the content — listen on your commute instead of reading 80 pages.
We do this with you on day two, on a document you choose.
Entirely hands-on. Bring your real files and leave having done something with them.
Anyone handling regulations, reports and minutes daily
Anyone who reads a lot and needs precise, cited extraction
Anyone deciding quickly from a large body of documents
Literature review and organising research sources
Reviewing contracts and contractual documents
Turning long reports into understandable content
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Not at all. The programme is designed for non-technical professionals. If you use email and upload files, you are ready.
Yes. Google's NotebookLM is available free with an ordinary Google account. The course teaches you to master it — no subscription afterwards.
Yes — upload Arabic documents, ask in Arabic, get Arabic answers. We also cover its limits with scanned Arabic text.
Your laptop, a Google account, and two or three files from your actual work — you will genuinely work on them across the two days.
We dedicate part of day two to exactly this: what may and may not be uploaded, especially for official documents and personal data.
Tell us in advance and we will arrange for you to attend that day with the next cohort at no extra cost.
The only variable you control is the tool you use. Two days that change how you handle every report that reaches you afterwards.
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