What is NotebookLM?
NotebookLM is a Google tool that lets you upload your own sources (PDFs, docs, videos) and then ask questions, generate summaries, study guides, and audio overviews — all grounded in those sources.
Learn faster with NotebookLM, in Arabic
Turn your sources into study guides, quizzes, lesson plans, and research summaries — structured prompts you run on NotebookLM or any AI model.
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What do you want to do?
Study guide
Turn your lectures or sources into a structured study guide with priorities and key terms.
Flashcards & quiz
Generate spaced-repetition flashcards and a self-marked quiz from your sources.
Lesson plan
Turn a topic or curriculum into a lesson plan with objectives, activities, and assessment.
Assessment question bank
Generate questions graded across Bloom levels with an answer key and marks.
Paper synthesis
Summarize several papers, compare them, and surface research gaps.
Concept map & timeline
Extract key concepts, their relations, and a timeline from your sources.
Ready education prompts
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Awamer's education prompts with NotebookLM?
Pick a mode like study guide or lesson plan, fill in a few details, then copy the generated prompt and paste it into NotebookLM after uploading your sources.
Do the education prompts work in Arabic?
Yes — every mode lets you choose Modern Standard Arabic as the output language, and the guides include tips for getting better Arabic results.
Is the Education section free to use?
Yes, generating prompts in the Education section is free; NotebookLM itself is a separate free Google tool.
What is NotebookLM and how do I start?
NotebookLM is a Google tool where you upload your sources (PDFs, docs, videos) and then ask questions or generate summaries and audio. Create a new notebook, upload your sources, then paste one of this section's prompts to get structured Arabic output.
How do I upload Arabic sources for the best quality?
Prefer selectable-text files over scanned images — it greatly improves how well NotebookLM reads Arabic. Also set the output language to Modern Standard Arabic in your prompt to avoid language mixing.
How do I create an Arabic revision podcast or audio summary?
NotebookLM's audio overview feature turns your sources into a conversational audio summary, handy for revising on the go. Point the focus at the important chapters before generating for a more focused review.