Ep.1 — What’s NotebookLM?
GoPomelo Academy — English practice kit

A source-backed answer to a real planning question.

GUIDE
Use a notebook when you want to explore a defined set of documents. The sample workshop brief gives you a small, concrete starting point.
Ask one question whose answer is in the brief, then check the cited passage against the original document.
Ask a question the brief cannot answer. Treat missing information as an open question rather than filling the gap yourself.

PROMPT
Using only the workshop brief, who is this workshop for and what should participants leave with? Cite the supporting passages. If the brief does not say something, mark it as unknown.

YOUR TURN
1. Download the workshop brief and add it to a new notebook.
2. Paste the prompt and inspect the supporting citations.
3. Ask which meeting room has been booked. Check whether the source actually names one.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Audience: 12 customer success colleagues. Outcome: each participant creates a source-backed customer briefing and checks its citations. Meeting room: unknown; the brief does not name a room.

CHECK YOUR WORK
You can trace the audience and outcome to the brief, and the answer does not invent a meeting room.

Fictional practice sources:
https://academy.gopomelo.com/resources/notebooklm/workshop-brief.txt
https://academy.gopomelo.com/resources/notebooklm/planning-notes.txt