Using Microsoft Word's Track Changes and Insert Comment Functions to Generate Ideas for Revision

In this video, I demonstrate how to use Microsoft Word's Track Changes and Insert Comment functions as both a reviewer and a writer. I'm using Microsoft Word for Mac.

TOC:
How to use Track Changes and Insert Comment as a reviewer: 0:33

How to use Track Changes and Insert Comment as a writer: 9:35

Using Insert Comment to generate ideas for revision: 11:43

[raymiller]

This was very helpful - not only in terms of the mechanics involved in track changes but also in terms of linking it with how to think about improving one's writing.

[rechelauditirema]

Thanks for the tutorial. This cleared a lot of my confusions.

[Travailer]

Cool. A fellow NMSU professor looking for info on this topic and found this in a general search. Good work, Kelly.

[ibw]

Still helpful today as a quick reference tool! Thanks a bunch.

[ZorbaPress]

Excellent tutorial, thank you very much.

[leylakampf]

Thank you very much for the video. May I ask please? Yesterday I stayed for a very long time in the office trying to print a contract with all comments and tracking changes, but I wasn't lucky... instead of that was printed just a gray line. Why I was unlucky, what I was doing wrong? I will appreciate a lot any help. Many thanks in advance.

[OgbonnaXtian]

wow I really appreciate your time and explanation, thank you!

[paulaperson]

I was looking for how you get the document to the other person and know how it looks to them.

[bvarma]

Can some one help me...my question is reviewer 1 ...made comments and reviewer 2 made changes accordingly after sending an email from rev2 to review 1 wants to see only changes made by reviewer