From the course: NotebookLM for Research
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Table of contents review - NotebookLM Tutorial
From the course: NotebookLM for Research
Table of contents review
- [Instructor] In earlier versions of NotebookLM, there was a table of contents feature right down in here. You'll notice it's no longer there. As an author that kind of bothered me quite a bit. As a LinkedIn Learning author, the first step in course creation process is creating a table of contents. The table of contents must have a logical flow, not only between the chapters, but also the videos contained in the chapter. As an author with Apress, I needed to submit a table of contents with subtopics, and once that is locked in, you can start to write the book. But there are other uses. If, for example, you are producing a user research document for circulation to the stakeholders and the design and development teams, a solid table of contents is critical. Having compiled all of my research material, creating that logical flow between chapters and between the content in each chapter, it's always tricky. There is a lot of information and data contained in those sources on the left, and…
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