Workshop

/ˈwɜrkˌʃɑp/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A room or building where work, especially practical work involving machinery, tools, or craft, is done.

The carpenter spent the afternoon in his workshop crafting a new table.

A meeting at which a group of people engage in discussion and activities on a particular subject.

The university hosted a workshop on effective communication skills.

A series of activities designed to help participants learn a specific skill or concept.

She enrolled in a painting workshop to enhance her artistic techniques.

Middle English 'werkshop', from 'werk' (work) + 'shop' (a place)

workshop of ideas

A place where ideas are developed or cultivated.

hands-on workshop

A workshop that emphasizes experiential learning.

community workshop

A workshop intended for the local community to learn skills.

craft

Skill in making things by hand.

seminar

A conference or other meeting for discussion or training.

training

The process of learning the skills needed for a particular job.

A creative space for collaboration.

We set up a workshop vibe on the weekend to brainstorm ideas.

An intense period of work or focus on a project.

We're in workshop mode this week as we finalize the presentation.