Type: Experiment / Audit Protocol
Editorial status: Active
Epistemic status: Exploratory
Evidence scope: Documented sources + structured audit + emerging field reports
Last reviewed: 2026-09-16 — AI-assisted editorial check
Human reviewed: Human content-review pending for this revision
UnPeeragogy asks a deliberately uncomfortable question:
What happens when collaborative theory meets conditions it did not describe?
It began by stress-testing the Peeragogy Handbook against documented evidence, cases, and operational reality.
It is not “anti-Peeragogy”.
It is an attempt to make collaborative theory responsible to experience.
The first full audit examined 88 Peeragogy nodes through a multi-stage pipeline:
The audit does not treat a tension score as truth.
It identifies places where closer examination is warranted.
The current protocol increasingly focuses on critical incidents.
Instead of asking:
“Did collaboration work?”
it asks:
UnPeeragogy now faces a problem that matters beyond peer learning:
How can a local incident become transferable knowledge without losing the context that made it informative?
Too little abstraction produces anecdote.
Too much abstraction produces a fake universal pattern.
That boundary remains an open research problem.
Official site:
https://unpeeragogy.pyragogy.org/
Protocol:
https://unpeeragogy.pyragogy.org/protocol/
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