Introducing Compugrade (by B.E. Publishing): Instant Autograding for Microsoft & Google Apps
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Business teachers know the grind. Hours spent opening student Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Google files—checking every detail against an answer key—steal time from actual teaching.
In this webinar, former business educator and B.E. Publishing CEO Michael Gecawich introduces Compugrade, a powerful add-in that lives inside Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace and eliminates grading computer applications assignments. Students receive instant, accurate feedback as they work. Teachers reclaim their evenings. No downloading files. No side-by-side comparisons. No late nights.
You will see how Compugrade delivers:
- Real-time auto skill checks and document comparison
- Pre-loaded source files, instructions, and embedded how-to videos—all inside the app
- A self-contained classroom dashboard for progress tracking and lesson redo
- Courses aligned to national standards and MOS certification for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Docs, Sheets, and Slides
Built by a longtime CTE educator who understands the realities of business computer applications classrooms, Compugrade is 100% AI-free. No textbooks. No external platforms.
Join this practical session and discover how one add-in returns your time so you can focus on teaching the skills that matter.
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Presenter
Michael Gecawich is a former business and CTE educator with more than 20 years of classroom experience. A multi-year student-voted Teacher of the Year recipient and Disney American Teacher Awards finalist, he left the classroom to found B.E. Publishing, where he serves as CEO.
Under his leadership the company has created practical resources for business educators, including EduTyping.com, eReadiness.com and Compugrade—the autograding platform that lives inside Microsoft and Google applications and eliminates the hours teachers spend grading computer assignments.
Michael remains focused on one goal: giving business teachers back their time so they can focus on teaching.