This is the Word AutoCorrect booklet you’ve been wanting! It’s the 21st century and teaching and technology have combined for a better student and faculty experience. Whether you’re a full-time professor, adjunct instructor for a dozen schools or one, Rigorous Grading Using Microsoft Word AutoCorrect: Plus Google Docs contains all the steps necessary to auto include essay feedback, insert rubrics, pictures, audio and video! Plus instructions to back up your AutoCorrect comments to another computer. Yes you can increase rigor and grade faster! INSIDE: •APA Feedback & Grammar Samples •Absorbing and Dispensing Pictures •Inserting Sound & Video Comments •MLA Feedback Samples •Enable AutoCorrect in Word Prior to 2007 •Enable AutoCorrect in Word for MAC •AutoCorrect Backup Utility Tips •Enable AutoCorrect Action in Google Docs "Dr. Bean offers a complete step-by-step grading guide that faculty will relish. The idea for consistency among feedback comments is so compelling the book should be part of any faculty development program." - William Rugg, Ph.D., Provost, Montana State - Northern "A must have resource for all educators serious about providing detailed feedback!" - Nina Dulabaum, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology, Sauk Valley Community College "Well done and nice work on a great little book that is so very useful!" - John Shrawder, Director, Teaching for Success, Faculty Success Center There is no faster way to insert strategically written comments, including audio or video formats, between sentences or in the margin than to be able to type or speak an acronym at the keyboard and have Microsoft Word or Google Docs instantly insert them. Add on programs, copying and pasting -- nothing is faster and offers more flexibility! This booklet contains many APA and MLA comments to get you started immediately. The time you invest in setting up AutoCorrect you will gain back grading your first essay!  For more information on Rigorous Grading Using Microsoft Word: Plus Google Docs as well as faculty workshops for your school on grading efficiently, visit GradingEfficiently.com including more endorsements. I first presented this technique in June 2009:Bean, E. 2009. "Step-by-step Instructions for Rigorous Feedback Using Microsoft Word Autocorrect," in Proceedings of World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications 2009 . Chesapeake, VA: AACE, pp. 2090-2094. Erik Bean, Ed.D. is interim dean of the CXR Institute and a fellow at the Center for Leadership Studies and Educational Research (CLSER) where he studies student customer experience (CX) in order to effectively engage them. He holds a doctorate in education from University of Phoenix School of Advanced Studies and has served as a department chair, university professor, curriculum developer, online instructor, and has taught composition and technical writing for more than 15 years. Erik's second Westphalia book,  Social Media Lesson Plans for YouTube, Facebook, NanoWriMo & CreateSpace: Bonus Intro to Blogger is set for publication in February 2015, a complement to his first social media lesson plan book WordPress for Student Writing Projects  published via Brigantine Media, Compass Publishing division, St. Johnsbury, VT.