Workshops are educational events that teach or introduce participants to practical skills, techniques, or ideas that they can use in their work or daily lives. Workshops are usually short, interactive, and focused on a specific topic or theme. Workshops can be conducted in person or online, depending on the purpose and audience of the event¹.

Some examples of workshops are:

• A theater workshop that teaches participants how to perform a play or improvise a scene.
• An opera workshop that demonstrates and practices vocal techniques and musical styles.
• A virtual reality workshop that uses VR technology to create immersive experiences and simulations.
• A puzzle workshop that challenges participants to solve problems and collaborate with others.
• A workshop that explores the history and culture of a different country or region.

Workshops can be beneficial for both the facilitators and the participants, as they can:

• Enhance learning and understanding of complex or unfamiliar subjects.
• Provide opportunities for hands-on practice and feedback.
• Foster creativity and innovation by encouraging experimentation and exploration.
• Build relationships and connections among participants and facilitators.
• Achieve specific goals or outcomes related to the workshop theme.