Yup - the same people who publish the books in that series provide a free online resource with specific topics (e.g., "developing meaningful project objectives," "performing a cost-benefit analysis," "how to plan project execution"). It's not the PMBOK, but it's an easy to use and easy to digest collection of good information.

There are many great groups in Linkedin to brainstorm with project management peers. The eCube Forum is specifically for people in the Training profession, and project management is one topic.

This site is a central resource for people learning and using MS Project. You can access demos, find training, and explore helpful "Tips & Tricks" (e.g., "Make Smart Scheduling Decisions with Task Inspector").

This is an annotated bibliography of books available through PMI, the Project Management Institute. (