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English: The peeragogy project is a volunteer effort to create an online handbook for self-organized self-learners: What does any group of learners need to know in order to co-learn a subject? How do they identify and qualify resources/texts, choose and use communication platforms, make decisions, organize informal learning spaces and/or more structured courses? How do they assess their learning? The handbook is a "how-to-do-it" resource, not a theoretical discourse; however, in support of the handbook, we've created and continue to maintain a literature review on the learning theories supporting peeragogy.
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