[Genealogy] NotebookLM Problem-Solving and AncestryDNA Analysis
Michael John Neill
mjnrootdig at gmail.com
Tue Apr 28 09:13:55 CDT 2026
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Don't Wait:
NotebookLM (Google's AI Toolkit)
AncestryDNA
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At Long Last--NotebookLM for Genealogy Problem-Solving is Coming 1 May
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Take your use of NotebookLM beyond the basics. In this session, we will
look at ten examples of using NotebookLM for genealogy research. This
presentation assumes you’ve got a working knowledge of NotebookLM either
through experience or our presentation. We emphasize the responsible use of
AI in genealogy and being reasonably critical of AI-created content. Our
approach is to use NotebookLM to assist in the refinement of ideas and
research process not to have AI create content and call it our own.
NotebookLM can be the research assistant you always wish you had—although
an imperfect one.
Release date: 1 May
Pre-order at $21
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Regular price $28.
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AncestryDNA Results Analysis–2026
*Confused with your DNA results at AncestryDNA? *
Michael takes a commonsense, down-to-earth approach to genealogical DNA
match analysis. Emphasis in this presentation is on developing skills, not
on relying on automatic processes that are often misunderstood.
Presentation discusses Michael’s pooling technique that he applies to his
genealogical tree and his DNA matches.
Discussion will include: the importance of reviewing currently known
genealogical information, understanding centimorgans and predicted
relationships, working from the known to the unknown with matches, avoiding
rushing into brickwall work, reaching out to matches, tree-less matches,
clustering matches, tracking progress, documenting reasoning and analysis,
avoiding duplicating work. Then we’ll talk about setting new goals and
problem-solving.
Presentation length is approximately 90 minutes. Handout included. This
session is geared towards beginning and intermediate genealogists.
Michael brings genealogical knowledge and thirty years of classroom
teaching experience to his presentations. His work with math students gives
him a unique perspective on analyzing DNA matches.
Presentation will be released on 1 May 2026. Pre-orders are $30–order yours
today.
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Michael John Neill
Genealogy Tip of the Day
PO Box 17, Henderson, IL 61439
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