You probably won't find documentation available that's as good or better than MSDN, any specific questions / problems, search here and elsewhere online and if you're still not sure post a question.

That said, take a look at the Education Catalog at the App Hub.
While not documentation, it provides many samples and lots of useful information.

Also, take a look at Shawn Hargreves' blog, there are many interesting posts relating to XNA.
There's also an index of older, useful posts.

You probably won't find documentation available that's as good or better than MSDN, any specific questions / problems, search here and elsewhere online and if you're still not sure post a question.

That said, take a look at the Education Catalog at the App Hub.
While not documentation, it provides many samples and lots of useful information.

Also, take a look at Shawn Hargreves' blog, there are many interesting posts relating to XNA.
There's also an index of older, useful posts.

Take a look at the Education Catalog at the App Hub.
While not documentation, it provides many samples and lots of useful information.

Also, take a look at Shawn Hargreves' blog, there are many interesting posts relating to XNA.
There's also an index of older, useful posts.

You probably won't find documentation available that's as good or better than MSDN, any specific questions / problems, search here and elsewhere online and if you're still not sure post a question.

That said, take a look at the Education Catalog at the App Hub.
While not documentation, it provides many samples and lots of useful information.

Also, take a look at Shawn Hargreves' blog, there are many interesting posts relating to XNA.
There's also an index of older, useful posts.