NotebookLM Masterclass: Transform Your Learning with AI (Udemy.com)

The course content was detailed. It was very easy to understand. Use cases and examples were well prepared and structured. Overall a very good course to master Notebook LM.

The training is awesome! His accent is cool and very articulate, and the way he breaks down the information makes it very easy to understand and uses no tech jargon just the way humans actually speak. Learning more than what I already knew about Google Notebook LM- much, much more!

NotebookLM is an excellent tool for facilitating my workload, it includes a lot of amazing features, many overlap with the better known ChatGPT but there are also many additional features going far beyond. I like being in control of the source documents and ability to query an entire set of complex documents. This Udemy course teaches the full application of NotebookLM, its well structured and chooses fun content, so definately recommended.

I did an undergraduate course at University 30 years ago , so I am not used to formal learning and was a little intimidated by the prospect of doing this course. However, I've been pleasantly surprised, so far I am able to understand and assimilate the new information I'm learning. The course is well constructed and comprehensive. The lecturer delivers it well and at an appropriate level for my learning.

Very clear and passionate instructor .He is organized and comprehensive and very genuine in conveying knowledge and seem to take the whole thing as a mission.

Notebook LM is changing layout a lot and that is difficult to follow when doing the course step by step... the Guide is in one version, the video in another and the last one is in the current online layout... I know that is not a problem of the team, but it is a condition that is difficult to deal with.

I do appreciate the effort on making this course, although I would recommend removing the videos referring to features no longer available. Sections 1,2 and maybe 3 have valuable information for a beginner, but from that point forward 85% is repeated content. The long live sessions on section 4 don't add any anything new (you can skip them) and the rest are really more of the same, just with different documents being uploaded. However, I don't blame Krystian. A former content creator claimed that Udemy ranks courses with more volume higher, so authors end up throwing more and more videos to the mix.

Very enjoyable course. Easy and logical path. Well explained. I feel however that most of the content you can learn just by using Notebook LM (although it depends on what kind of learner you are). As I already have experience with the app, I wasn't really learning anything new about functionality and how to do things, but there was still a good amount of extra detail and use-cases that were useful. The presenter gave information in an engaging way. I sped up some sections as a few things were repeated a bit (good reinforcement for learners).

No, it was not a good match for me. Judging by his rating as an instructor, the vast majority of students apparently do very much like the work of Krystian Wojtarowicz. I do not. I find it difficult to understand him. He doesn't speak in the English-language idioms--often his words make no sense at all to a native speaker of English. For instance, the first sentence of a lesson I just completed reads as follows: "So you have a great fundament and to go over more deeply." Also, his accent is rather pronounced and so it is often difficult to understand him. I find that, rather than listen, I must read the transcript; otherwise I am likely to zone out. To address a possible misimpression, I hold no prejudice against people from other countries. Quite the opposite, in fact. I often find their different life experiences interesting and so I enjoy hearing what they have to say and the interesting ways in which they often speak. In Krystian's case, it is only the difficulty of communications that concerns me, not his country of origin. I also have difficulty with the course itself. It is considerably longer than other courses on the subject and one would suppose that it therefore covers more material. But I don't find that to be the case. Krystian ums and circumlocutes quite a bit so he doesn't manage to say as much in a given time as someone else might. I regularly finish a lesson only to find myself wondering, What did I learn? What did I just hear about? To be sure, it causes me grief to share this evaluation. Krystian seems to be a genuinely nice guy whom I would enjoy having as a friend. So, I wish him well and want him to prosper and succeed. Sharing a critical review seems like a betrayal of sorts and makes me uncomfortable. However, I have spent time considering and reconsidering what to say and how to say it. I'm confident that what I have written correctly reflects my actual beliefs and impressions. Whether I am right and whether you share my opinions is something only you, the reader, can decide.

한국의 중학교 교사입니다. 너무도 재미있게 들었습니다. 강의 구성이 매우 충실하게 짜여져 있었어요. 필요한 자료를 바로바로 얻을 수 있어서 실습하기에 좋았어요. 5시간 동안 보람있는 시간이었습니다. 한 번 더 듣고 싶고, 아는 동료에게 적극 추천하고 싶어요. I am a middle school teacher in Korea. I listened to it with great interest. The lectures were very well organized. It was good for practical training because I could get the necessary materials right away. It was a worthwhile 5 hours. I want to listen to it again and I would like to recommend it to my colleagues.