Find what your lecture notes missed

学習・試験対策使う場所: チャット

Upload your own notes next to the textbook chapter or slides, and it diffs them: what you captured wrong, what you missed entirely, and what you wrote that the sources do not support. Your notes stop being a private island of errors.

In this notebook: my own lecture notes ([name the source]) and the reference material they should match ([textbook chapter / slides]).

Compare them:

1. WRONG — statements in my notes the reference contradicts. Quote my version and the source's version side by side, with page reference. This section matters most; be blunt.
2. MISSING — things the reference treats as important (definitions, conditions, exceptions, worked examples) that my notes skip entirely. Rank by likely exam weight, not by order of appearance.
3. UNSUPPORTED — things in my notes that appear nowhere in the reference. Flag each as either "probably from the lecture itself — verify with classmates" or "possibly a misunderstanding".
4. FINE — one line confirming which parts of my notes check out, so I know what NOT to redo.

Then give me the 20-minute patch: the shortest reading list, with pages, that fixes sections 1 and 2.

使い方

  1. 1notebooklm.google.com でノートブックを開きます。
  2. 2[角括弧]の部分を、ご自身の内容に置き換えます。
  3. 3プロンプトをチャット欄に貼り付けて送信します。

角括弧の部分は、ご自身のトピックや質問に置き換えてください。

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