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Here are some good sources of Project information beyond the boundaries of the application.

 Project Help & Learning This Microsoft support site includes articles, visuals, videos, and training for the various Microsoft Project editions. Categories include Get Started, Collaborate, Projects & Tasks, Resources, Reporting, Troubleshoot, and more. Check out https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/project.

 Microsoft Project Blog The Project Blog posts best practices, news, and trends from the Microsoft Project team. Check out https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/project-blog/bg-p/ProjectBlog.

 Microsoft Project Support Community The Project Support blog includes articles, tips, and tricks about working with Project from the Microsoft Project user community. Review existing questions and answers, or post a new question to the group. Many questions are answered by Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) who are Project experts who do not work for Microsoft. Check out https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/project-support-blog/bg-p/ProjectSupport.

 Microsoft Project User Group (MPUG) This is a non-Microsoft community of project managers and Microsoft Project users. The organization provides member benefits including webinars, newsletters, events, and opportunities to earn professional development units (PDUs) toward your certifications. Check out www.mpug.com.

 Video Learning Programs Find Microsoft Project video training programs on platforms like LinkedIn Learning (https://www.linkedin.com/learning) and Udemy (www.udemy.com). You pay a subscription to the learning platform and/or a charge per course.

With learning and assistance resources inside and outside the Project app, you'll continue to learn how to use Project to effectively manage your projects.