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Maintaining My Credential - More than enough Free PDUs

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In case you actually read this description, the beginning of the blog is about preparing for the PMP exam. It then evolved into maintaining my credential. While maintaining relevant credentials is important, it doesn't make a good long-term topic. Watch for experiments, some serious topics as I try out new things and "take the plunge", and maybe a little bit of fun.

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I promised a quick overview of a comment posted by fellow GanttHead Simon Cleveland.  He provided me with the following link

http://www.examiner.com/x-36104-Miami-Project-Management-Examiner~y2010m4d3-How-to-Earn-60-PDUs-and-more-for-FREE-towards-your-PMP-Certification

The link is for an article on where to find free PDUs.  I went through it quickly - no more than two minutes per site on those sites I had not been to before, to see if I could find the training easily.  Here is what I found:

  • International Institute of Learning - offers a number of free PDU webinars.  I have not taken any yet, but when I signed up for a couple, several weeks ago, they were at 4am my time.  I cannot speak to the quality of these classes because I don't get up that early if I don't have to.  Not all of them were that early, so I may register for more.
  • Solution’s Cube Group - free webinars - (http://solutionscubegroup.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=97&Itemid=43)
  • IBM’s Rational Project and Portfolio Management certification training e-kit site. I moved on because I did not find them quickly, but I am sure they are worth digging for.
  • Prodevia Learning Inc’s - they offer a free introductory course on Rescuing Troubled Projects worth 5 PDUs. You have to download a PDF and then fill out an online course completion and evaluation form.  But you have to hurry if you want to do this as the class is only available until May 31, 2010.  http://www.prodevia.com/  The link to sign up for the free introductory course is on the bottom left of the page.
  • Rita Mulcahy’s RMC University - numerous free webinars - http://u.rmcproject.com/forms/default.aspx

Keep in mind that I found these links through a search engine and they are only current as of the time that I post this entry.  I am not endorsing any of these products, just sharing information that you may find valuable.


Posted on: May 25, 2010 05:04 PM | Permalink

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Anonymous
I''ve taken several of the International Institute of Learning Webinars for PDU credit. So far I''ve taken about eight of the webinars. The system is great...if the class is too early for your time zone, it allows you to listen to the recorded version at your convenience. I''ve completed them live and recorded and was very impressed by how simple it was to access and how good the presentations were. I highly recommend it.

tivieblueeyes
You need to do a Google search for Rico's List. That is one of the greatest place to get free PDU webinar information. A lot of the ones listed are extremely good and more advanced that some of the other free offers out there.


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Bruno Baptista PMP| SESC RIO Rio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Thank you Aaron!

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Mansoor Mustafa Senior PM| Government Department Rawalpindi Punjab, Pakistan
Thanks for sharing

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Luis Branco CEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, Ldª Carcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal
Dear Aaron
Interesting your perspective on the topic: "Maintaining My Credential - More than enough Free PDUs"

Thanks for sharing

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