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What is a workshop?

 

Definition
 

A workshop is a series of educational and work sessions. Small groups of people meet together over a short period of time to concentrate on a defined area of concern.

Discussion
 

Purposes for workshops may vary.

 
Examples:
  • Informing
  • Problem-solving
  • Training
 

Typically, a workshop has two components:

 
  • Technical

    Example:

    Presenting theory in lectures and readings

  • Applied

    Examples:

    Doing a project, producing a product, or writing a paper

Examples
 

Here are some examples of literacy-related workshops:

 
See also
 
Sources
 

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