diff --git a/index.rkt b/index.rkt
index 2060e6d..1dd0502 100644
--- a/index.rkt
+++ b/index.rkt
@@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ which is @tt{#'}:
 (quoted-foo)
 ]
 
-We'll use the #' shorthand from now on.
+We'll use the @tt{#'} shorthand from now on.
 
 Of course, we can emit syntax that is more interesting than a
 string literal. How about returning @racket[(displayln "hi")]?
@@ -720,7 +720,7 @@ work it out.  The "template" the error message refers to is the
 
 In fact, @racket[syntax-case] can have as many templates as you
 want. The obvious, required template is the final expression supplying
-the output syntax. But you can use @racket[syntax] (a.k.a. #') on a
+the output syntax. But you can use @racket[syntax] (a.k.a. @tt{#'}) on a
 pattern variable. This makes another template, albeit a small, "fun
 size" template. Let's try that: