AI Cinema of Knowledge: Creating Narrated Video Overviews for Stakeholders with NotebookLM

AI Skill Booster

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Code	Date	Delivery	Cost
ITSB-1028	Thu Jun 25, 9:00 am to 10:30 am	Live Online : 1 session	$150

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Explore how OpenArt AI transforms research findings into narrated, AI-generated video presentations. Practice creating visual explainers that communicate complex content to stakeholders quickly and clearly.

Program Description

A short narrated video can communicate research findings, project updates, or complex concepts far more effectively than a written memo. This session explores how to use OpenArt AI to convert documents and research into AI-narrated slide-show videos with visuals, voiceovers, and key content pulled from your source material. Participants practice generating videos for leadership briefings, team updates, and research distribution.

Learning Objectives

Learners will have the opportunity to:
1. Explore how OpenArt AI generates narrated videos from documents and research content
2. Practice structuring source material for effective video overview generation
3. Work with AI-generated visuals and voiceover to produce videos tailored to specific audiences
4. Experiment with different formats and styles for briefings, explainers, and research summaries
5. Create a short narrated video overview suitable for leadership or stakeholder distribution

Topic Outline

Topics:
- How OpenArt AI generates narrated video presentations
- Preparing and structuring source content for video generation
- Customizing visuals, voiceover, and format
- Creating explainers for leadership briefings and research distribution
- Downloading and sharing AI-generated video content

Tool used: OpenArt AI

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