Velociteach The PMP Exam: Flash Cards, Fifth Edition

The cards were great and in an order that made sense (similar terms/topics). It was easy to grab some of the pile and bring it with me to use when I had a free moment. You will still need to come up with a plan for study that will require you to route through the cards to find the most relevant to you. If the manufacturers are reading this, I believe it would be beneficial to band and label terms from different areas of study. If I know I'm solid in most knowledge areas but need help in some others, it would be great to easily be able to identify and separate the relevant cards. Otherwise, they are great. Very comprehensive.

I'm a big fan of flashcards for learning and was pleasantly surprised when this pack arrived and thunked satisfyingly on my desk. It contains 250 cards, all of which provide very near definitions and bits of information necessary for prepping for the PMP exam. I've taken some online courses for the subject and none of them have provided information so easily assimilated as I have found with these cards. Because the pack is so large it's a little difficult to hold the entire thing in your hands for reviewing the information. If you want to shuffle the deck, plan to do it in stages. Obviously that's not much of a negative.

These were great for fitting in study time while stuck in stopped traffic or on my lunch break. They focus on some of the more important points and are a great supplement to other study materials.They don't include ALL of the ITTOs for each process but mainly focus on the key ITTOs. I found this helped me study more efficiently and remember key points for each process.

Used it a couple of time but didn't use it to study on the train, bus etc. I used it as a brain dump. There are many ways to use these cards and I found it practical my way.

I also bought Rita Mulcahy's flash cards, which are not cards, but a spiral bound notebook. At least the pages are printed on both sides, though. These are only printed on one side. A flash card should have a clue on one side and the answer on the other.

The cards were okay. I had to rewrite many of them as they stated they were from the 5th edition, but it looks like they were from the fourth. I re-wrote the correct answers on post it notes and placed them over all the incorrect cards.

Cards are fine, but for the price it might be better to create your own flashcards.

Honestly, they help learn the different terms, but you will not pass the exam on these alone.

Excellent review tool. I'm writing the CAPM exam and have found this an excellent means of reviewing quickly what I have studied using other materials.

As expected.

love them

I really did not find it that useful

missing some parts in the definitions so in the end I don't think is something to study only from here. you need to read the book to understand that sometimes the cards are not accurate.good to go through all the stuff from pmp.