TL;DR
What did Kev (@kevteachesai) use NotebookLM for?
Instead of a summary nobody follows, a trainer asked NotebookLM for a short quiz built only from a company policy, then used the questions people got wrong as a quick team briefing. The quiz showed three steps people were skipping: the approval threshold, receipt timing and the vendor code lookup.
What they did
They uploaded a company's standard operating procedure to NotebookLM and asked for a 12-question training quiz for new hires, with one correct answer, three wrong answers and a one-line correction for each question, using only that document. They then turned the wrong answers into a five-minute briefing for the team. They ran it on a 22-page purchasing policy.
How it went
The quiz showed three steps people were skipping: the approval threshold, receipt timing and the vendor code lookup.
"The quiz made the gaps visible in one pass."
— Kev (@kevteachesai)
Worth knowing
- The quiz is only as current as the document you upload, so use the latest version of the policy. Read through the questions before sharing them, since a wrong answer key would teach the wrong step.
Try it yourself
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Using only the uploaded policy, make a 12-question training quiz for new hires. Give each question one correct answer and three wrong answers, plus a one-line correction that quotes the policy. Then list the steps in the policy that are easiest to miss, and turn them into a five-minute briefing I can read to the team.
Original post
See Kev (@kevteachesai)'s original post on X → (Nov 11, 2026)
Sources
- Kev (@kevteachesai) on X, Nov 11, 2026 — the original post