notebooklm-slides

Generate NotebookLM slide decks with CEFR-aligned narrative arcs.

Updated Nov 29, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/92Bilal26/physical-ai-textbook --skill notebooklm-slides
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Skill: notebooklm-slides
Source: https://github.com/92Bilal26/physical-ai-textbook/tree/main/.claude/skills/notebooklm-slides
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/92Bilal26/physical-ai-textbook --skill notebooklm-slides

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires constitution:v6.0.1, 4-layer-teaching-method.

What problem does it solve?

AI-generated educational slides tend to be generic, text-heavy, and misaligned with learners' proficiency. This skill guides NotebookLM prompts to produce engaging, framework-aligned presentations that respect learning progressions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Proficiency-Driven Design: Slides calibrated to CEFR levels (A1/A2, B1/B2, C1/C2).
  • Framework Alignment: Embed explicit educational philosophy and learning objectives.
  • Visual-first Narratives: 3-5 bullets per slide; minimal dense text; strong visuals.
  • Narrative Progression: Clear arc across deck from problem to transformation to action.
  • Actionable Takeaways: End with concrete next steps.

Quick Start

Create a 12-15 slide deck for A2 beginners studying AI-native development using NotebookLM. Audience: Specific: A2 beginners with no programming background; Framework: CEFR-aligned; Tone: Encouraging and empowering; Format: 12-15 slides; Visuals: 3-5 bullets per slide; End with 2-3 actionable takeaways.

Frequently Asked Questions about notebooklm-slides

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create educational slides tailored to different CEFR proficiency levels?

Convert your content into CEFR-aligned slides by specifying learner proficiency (A2, B1, B2, C1, or C2) in your NotebookLM prompt. The Skill structures vocabulary, grammar complexity, and pacing to match each level, producing 12-15 slides with 3-5 bullets per slide and a clear narrative arc from problem to action.

What's the best way to generate pedagogically-structured slide decks from educational content?

Use a framework-aligned prompt that embeds explicit learning objectives, audience proficiency, tone, and narrative progression. This Skill applies a structured approach: problem-to-transformation-to-opportunity-to-action sequencing with visual-first design, producing engaging presentations that respect learning progressions instead of generic, text-heavy slides.

Can I use NotebookLM to create slides for classroom, MOOC, and corporate training contexts?

Yes. This Skill provides context-specific prompt templates for classroom, MOOC, and corporate training environments. It ensures slides meet functional requirements for audience specificity, framework alignment, theme articulation, tone calibration, and format constraints across all three contexts with consistent pedagogical rigor.

How do I structure NotebookLM prompts to avoid generic, text-heavy educational presentations?

Apply explicit constraints within your prompt: define 12-15 slide length, limit bullets to 3-5 per slide, specify CEFR level, articulate learning objectives, and establish a narrative arc. This Skill systematizes those constraints into a reusable framework that guides NotebookLM to produce visually-focused, learner-centered decks instead of dense text dumps.

What role does narrative structure play in creating effective educational slides?

Narrative structure (problem → transformation → opportunity → action) creates cognitive scaffolding that helps learners retain content and see actionable next steps. This Skill embeds that arc into slide sequencing so each deck progresses logically, ending with 2-3 concrete takeaways rather than summarizing isolated concepts.