The Peeragogy Handbook is a distillation of practical, effective strategies, patterns and case studies you can use for your collaborative learning and work projects. Until the advent of the web and widespread access to digital media, traditional systems effectively monopolized the pursuit of learning. Now, with access to open educational resources and free or inexpensive communication platforms, groups of people can more easily learn together outside as well as inside formal institutions. You'll discover how, in this book. The Peeragogy Project was inspired by internet pioneer Howard Rheingold in 2012 and co-created by contributors from around the planet, working on synchronous, asynchronous, analog and digital platforms. Drawing from direct experience and research, our merry band of "peeragogues" has identified, implemented, and refined effective patterns for working together. And it's fun - the best motivation for learning! Version 3 of the Peeragogy Handbook features a new pattern catalog and many significant enhancements.
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As one of the contributors to this Handbook since 2012, I have experienced the effectiveness of Peeragogy first hand and applied it in many other enterprises and aspects of my life. It is a real education to be part of a collaborative production team on a book like this. Yes, it has flaws, but the real magic is in the process. We welcome all types of contributors for any period of time and especially as we produce version 4 of the Handbook. You will meet an amazing group of people. To join the Peeragogy Project, send a message to peeragogy@gmail.com.