diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 5842d45..ba4e763 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ We're using the "object_id" 201533089349301428 to refer to the Dec. 2014 990 fil
 
 	>>> from irsx.xmlrunner import XMLRunner
 	>>> xml_runner = XMLRunner()
-	>>> parsed_filing = xml_runner.run_schedule(201533089349301428, 'IRS990ScheduleJ')
+	>>> parsed_filing = xml_runner.run_sked(201533089349301428, 'IRS990ScheduleJ')
 	>>> key_employees = parsed_filing.get_result()[0]['groups']['SkdJRltdOrgOffcrTrstKyEmpl']
 	>>> for employee in key_employees:                                                                
 		  print(employee['PrsnNm'])
@@ -227,13 +227,13 @@ Let's use Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region's 12/2014 filing, which has an
 Much broader functionality is available by running from within python.
 
 
-	>>> from irsx.runner import XMLRunner
+	>>> from irsx.xmlrunner import XMLRunner
 	>>> xml_runner = XMLRunner()
 	>>> result = xml_runner.run_filing(201533089349301428)
 
 Result is an array of schedules; each schedule's name can be accessed as result[i]['schedule_name']. Note that this filing has *3* different schedule K's in it. Only schedule K is allowed to repeat--all other lettered schedules (i.e. Schedules A-O and R) may only appear once. If we only care about one schedule we can extract it (though note that the result will still be an array of schedules).
 
-	>>> parsed_filing = xml_runner.run_schedule(201533089349301428, 'IRS990ScheduleJ')
+	>>> parsed_filing = xml_runner.run_sked(201533089349301428, 'IRS990ScheduleJ')
 	>>> result = parsed_filing.get_result()
 
 Show the repeating groups that are present this schedule: