How NotebookLM Turns Research Into a Real Workflow

infographics are incredible, but they have a big problem. They are completely locked. You can't change to text, you can't move around any elements, they are what they are. But watch what happens when I throw this into this new tool. I can move elements. I can change the text and I can resize or resize anything. And the best part is this tool was completely free to use. All right, so all of this starts inside of notebook lm. Our goal is to create the most visually stunning infographics that are both accurate and have all the information in them that we want. With any of them, you want to make sure first of all that your sources on the left here are verified and vetted. You don't want to just throw in random sources here. There's this really great research tool right here that will automatically add sources and or find them for you and then you can add them, it's always worth taking time to make sure that those are reproducible sources that you want included and that you trust. Otherwise, information that ends up in your infographic is not going to be accurate. Once you have all that squared away, you can come over to the right to the video section. And there's a button here of course for infographics. I'm sure you know this already. Make sure you click on this right arrow because that will pull up the prompt box where you can actually tell it exactly what you're looking for with this infographic. And to get the best infographic possible, you want to try to get notebook LM to create the best infographic that it can. The tool I'm going to show you will allow you to change it and do the fine tuning, but as much as possible, you want notebook LM to do most of the work and get you like 95% of the way there. So here we can choose the orientation landscape portrait or square. I'll leave it on landscape. And then you can choose your visual style. There are about 10 of them here. I will choose sketch note for this one. You can even control the level of detail if you want a concept infographic, a standard one or a more detailed one. I'll stick with standard. And then here's where most people skip. They don't put in here what the infographic should be about. And without that, no book LM is just pulling from all of these sources and just trying to get all of that information into the infographic And sort of guessing at what you're looking for. Now, this notebook is all about the Artemis 2 mission to the moon. So, what I'll tell it is create an infographic about the trajectory that Artemis 2 is taking on its journey from the earth to the moon. So, instead of having a pull all the information, I just want to focus in on that one subject.