tBrainstorming space for terms at P2PU, current usage in bold.
Add your ideas, nothing can be wrong here.
Goal: Select consistent nouns and verbs for all the things at P2PU

1. User - What you become when you join P2PU.

• Noun
  • 4 Peer +1+1+1 +1+1
  • 2 User +1+1
  • 1 Learner+1
  • Member
  • ("...of the P2PU Community." Also, aligns with "join")
  • Folk :)
• Verb
  • 2 Register +1+1
  • 5 Join +1+1 +1 +1+1 -suggests membership, which is social (you "join" a community = become part of a larger thing)
  • Sign Up
  • Enroll

2. Content - The base content that people discover at P2PU (via the Learn page)

• Noun
  • 1 Challenge +1 (its innovative, its playful, makes me want to take the "challenge", it implies there is a goal + a solution)
  • 6 Course +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 (not because it's innovative, but because it's THE default word people use <- This point is super important. Right now, everytime I say "challenge" I have to explain that it's just like a course anyway) +1 (for this and "group" becuase they are nouns within which other noun types can be nested
  • 2 Group+1+1
  • 1 Lesson +1
  • 1 Course Materials +1
  • Project
  • Learning module
  • Learning space
  • Mission
  • Session
  • Unit (although reminds me Moon Unit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_Zappa)
• Verb
  • Launch
  • 1 Design +1
  • 5 Create +1 +1 +1+1+1
  • Build

3. Collection - Ordered grouping of content (see "2")

• Noun
  • List
  • Set +1+1+1
    • -1 if "ordered" is important, then the technical definition of a set is an UN-ordered group of items (jessy)
    • alternative could be "sequence" (which is an ordered set :)), but is a slightly loaded term from the educational angle?
  • Playlist +1
  • Challengeplaylist +1
  • Stack
  • Library
  • Catalogue
  • Course
  • Course Content +1
  • "Learning Path" or "Path"
• (I think "library" could be all the whole, unordered group of challenges at P2PU; "catalogue" could be a search result from that library (still unordered group, but subset of related content); and "playlist" or just "list" could be a specific, curated, ordered group of content)
• None of these really work for me, becuase I don't feel that they are education/learning centred enough. "syllabus" is a horrible word, as is "index" but I feel like they are a bit closer to keeping the vocab appropriate. If we use "curate" or "collect" then "collection" might be the more appropriate noun. 
• I'm not certain how this word would be used either.
• Verb
  • Create
  • Collect +1+1+1
  • Curate +1+1+1 (What does this mean?) 
  • Organize +1
  • Add to Curriculum
  • Add to Set / Path / Favorites
  • Save
  • Bookmark

4. Group - People who work on content (see "2") together. 

• Noun
  • Course / Study Group / Challenge - we're splitting this messy set of terms into "content (2)" and "group (4)"
    • Even though there are two aspects, I am not sure we need two nouns. For most people it makes perfect sense that you would first "create" a course, and then "open" it for sign-up. The general association with the term "course" is learning something - and typically doing so in a group of students. It sound a little funny that I would be taking a "course" with a "team". If we need two - then I would suggest Study Group as an additional choice.
  • Group
  • Cohort+1
  • Team+1 +1 +1+1+1+1+1+1 +1+1
  • Class
  • Course +1+1
  • Study Group +1
• Verb
  • Start / Join / Invite

5. Endorsed Content - Content (2) & Collections (3) created, curated, and "endorsed" by an organization or other strong group

• Noun
  • School +1+1+1 +1+1+1 +1+1
  • Label +1
  • Faculty
  • Guides
  • Author
  • Sponsor
  • Organization
  • collection
  • set! (seems more accessible than "school" which sounds very formal, though maybe that's the point?)
  • package (sounds too finished)
• Verb (not sure how this verb is used? example?+1)
  • Found
  • Start  +1+1
  • Create
  • Propose
  • Endorse
  • Collect
  • participate in?
  • affiliated with?
  • within? (as in, teams and challenges within a school)

6. Accreditation - Something you get that shows you learned, helped someone else learn, or contributed to the community

• Noun
  • Badge +1+1+1 +1+1+1
  • Award
  • Achievement
  • Certificate
  • (University) credit +1 (just 'credits'. I've never liked the badge terminology. With credits you can also indicate the value of a course in numbers; every badge looks equal while they may not be of equal importance)
  • Recognition--makes the terminology about the project first, not the accred.+1
  • Peer Recognition
  • Validation
  • endorsement
• Verb
  • Earn +1+1+1+1+1
  • Award
  • Recognize

7. Mentor - Someone who provides guidance in a 1:1 setting

• Noun
  • Mentor +1 +1+1+1 +1+1+1+1+1+1+1
  • Tutor
  • Advisor
  • Coach
  • Guide
  • Sensei
  • Counselor
  • (Add "peer" to any of these)
• Verb
  • Become (a mentor)+1 +1+1+1
  • Commit (to be a mentor) +1+1+1
  • Offer (mentorship) +1+1

8. Mentee - Someone who receives guidance in a 1:1 setting

• Noun
  • Mentee +1+1
  • Learner
  • Pupil+1
  • Scholar
  • Partner (actually... with "partners," both mentor and mentee could be called the same, just that one is the "coaching partner" and other is "practicing")
  • Scout
  • Rookie+1
  • Disciple
  • Apprentice
  • Padawan :)
  • Chela
  • (sorry... just trying to get the creative juices going!)
  • If peer is the default, maybe just stick with this? +1+1+1+1+1
• Verb (do we have to choose one of these? seems like they'd all be applicable in different contexts)
  • Find (a mentor) +1+1+1 +1+1+1+1
  • Request (a mentor)
  • Seek
  • Connect with (a mentor)

9. Developer - someone who develops materials and courses

• Noun
  • Edumentor
  • Edunizer
  • Eduteer
  • Eduveloper