Prof; Rhetoric, TPC, Writing Technologies @ECUENGLISH; IRB Chair; @ATTWorg past pres; mentoringnetworks; grad_coor; NOLA born; #workhardplayharder; she/her
Greenville, NC
Joined April 2007
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Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
ePub comes to @NotebookLM! Now it's easy to build your personal AI-first library with the thousands of classic public domain books available in ePub format.
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
To celebrate today's @NotebookLM launch of Infographics and Slides—to me the most exciting additions to the studio panel since Audio Overviews—here's a collection of Infographics based on my books, in reverse chronological order. Starting with my latest, The Infernal Machine.
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
Next up: If you’re a college student in the U.S. you now have access to Gemini Advanced with video generation, Canvas, Deep Research & Gemini Live, as well as NotebookLM Plus, 2 TB of storage and more for FREE through spring finals 2026. 😎
theverge.com/news/650921/goo…
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
New Anthropic research: How university students use Claude.
We ran a privacy-preserving analysis of a million education-related conversations with Claude to produce our first Education Report.
ALT Image of the Anthropic Education Report: How University Students Use Claude.
I have this same question @NotebookLM @joshwoodward
@NotebookLM When will I get discover sources to my Plus Account?
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
NotebookLM has always been grounded in your sources. However, sometimes we all need a little more info. Now NBLM can help you discover new sources to expand your research.
Just type in what you want to learn about and we'll scour the web for the best the internet has to offer 🕵️♀️
Very excited for this!!
We're rolling out a new way to gather information for your projects in @NotebookLM: Discover sources. Just define the topic you’re interested in, and NotebookLM will curate a collection of relevant sources from around the web for you. Learn more ↓ goo.gle/4hZEoyU
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
We're rolling out a new way to gather information for your projects in @NotebookLM: Discover sources. Just define the topic you’re interested in, and NotebookLM will curate a collection of relevant sources from around the web for you. Learn more ↓ goo.gle/4hZEoyU
Very cool! I may do this with all of my publications.
Input: 8,000 quotes from books I've read + complete text of 7 books I've written.
Output: @NotebookLM's new Mind Map, now live for all users.
Takes 20 seconds to generate. Click on a concept and you get a detailed overview w/ citations.
It's a table of contents for my brain.
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
NotebookLM has always let you "focus" the AI on selected sources for the chat. Now you can do the same with Audio Overviews, FAQs, etc.
So if you want to create a study guide from a specific chapter of your textbook--just select that one source, choose the output, and voilà!
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
Mindmaps are now available in @NotebookLM!
Chaos-- meet thy maker ⚔️
🛳️Rolling out interactive Mindmaps in NotebookLM!
I'm so inspired by the Exploratorium here in SF - What if every notebook generated your own personal set of interactive understanding toys that help you learn through play? What if instead of text or images, Notebook could even reply with these toys?
Personal tailored software is so exciting to me. 2025 is the era of Apps just for you. Gonna be crazy.
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
From the very beginning of the @NotebookLM project we were inspired by @fortelabs “second brain” vision. This YouTube overview may be the best introduction to using Notebook that we’ve seen to date.
I’ve been experimenting with @NotebookLM for the last several months, and I can confidently say it’s the best AI tool for learning and research right now
So I created a big walkthrough video, diving deep into its latest upgrade and breaking down everything you need to know
You can watch it right now—and I’m in the live chat, answering your questions as we go
Here’s what I cover:
• AI-generated audio overviews (like a personal podcast)
• A 25M-word context window (yes, really)
• Multimodal sources (PDFs, YouTube, Google Slides)
• A sleek new interface
• NotebookLM Plus—worth it or not?
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
I’ve been experimenting with @NotebookLM for the last several months, and I can confidently say it’s the best AI tool for learning and research right now
So I created a big walkthrough video, diving deep into its latest upgrade and breaking down everything you need to know
You can watch it right now—and I’m in the live chat, answering your questions as we go
Here’s what I cover:
• AI-generated audio overviews (like a personal podcast)
• A 25M-word context window (yes, really)
• Multimodal sources (PDFs, YouTube, Google Slides)
• A sleek new interface
• NotebookLM Plus—worth it or not?
Seriously, this is huge for those of us in higher education teaching students how to use @NotebookLM for research and writing. Also really appreciate the full citation at the top of the briefing doc!
Small but significant new feature at @NotebookLM: when you save a chat response as a note, all inline citations are preserved in their original form, so you can always revisit key information from your sources.
First step in a series of planned improvements to the notes editor.
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
👋 Hi to our new friends! We're NotebookLM, an AI tool spun out of @labsdotgoogle that can help you understand the information that matters to you most.
Not sure how it works? @stevenbjohnson just updated his breakdown on how to use NotebookLM for research:
stevenberlinjohnson.com/how-…
I think a folder structure might be helpful for those of us with waaayyyy too many notebooks on various topics. @notebooklm
Which new @notebooklm improvements would, if shipped, make you say "FINALLY"?
Mobile app, more languages for podcasts, and citations in notes are already high on the list.
The new UI design for @notebooklm is amazing!! I love that writer @stevenbjohnson has been so involved in this project. Thankful the semester is over so I can explore and experiment with how to use this with students. Loving the expanded notes editor/viewer section best!
Major update rolling out today at NotebookLM: a completely new adaptive design; interact with the Audio Overview hosts; and NotebookLM Plus--our premium version with expanded features.
Full features below 👇
New flexible "3-panel" interface lets you easily switch between asking questions, reading sources, and capturing your own ideas.
You can collaborate on writing tasks with a dual view of chat and notes, or ask followup questions via text while listening to an Audio Overview.
You can now “join” Audio Overviews with your voice and engage with the AI hosts to ask a question or steer the conversation. They'll adapt on the fly to (almost) everything you ask of them.
Expanded notes editor/viewer gives you more room to read and write
Auto-titled notebooks and notes
New NotebookLM Plus version, available through Google Workspace, Google Cloud, and (soon) Google One AI Premium. Plus features include:
300 sources per NotebookLM (up to 150 million words)—up from 50; raised limits for Audio Overviews, chat Q&A, and notebooks as well.
New sharing features optimized for using NotebookLM to create help centers or interactive guidebooks for your team or organization, with analytics to track usage
New "chat modes" that change NotebookLM's conversational style, including Guide (for help center/guidebook uses); Analyst (for strategic decision-making and planning); and a Custom setting that you can define.
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
Google has a knack for making non-chatbot interfaces for serious work with LLMs.
When I demo them, both NotebookLM & Deep Research are instantly understandable and fill real organizational needs. They represent a tiny range of AI capability, but they are easy for everyone to get
Dr. Michelle F. Eble retweeted
The @notebooklm team is shipping a TON of new features, starting to roll out today!
My Top 3:
💡 "3-panel" design: Easily switch between managing and generating content with a brand new interface.
🎙️ Interactive mode (beta): "Call in" and ask the AI hosts questions. They'll listen and answer back, all of it still grounded in your sources.
💼 NotebookLM Plus: Businesses, colleges, and soon power users can buy a subscription plan that unlocks 5x higher usage limits and special features.