Workshop (disambiguation)

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A workshop is a room or building which provides both the area and tools required for the manufacture or repair of manufactured goods. It may refer to the workshop system (domestic or putting-out system), a means of subcontracting piecework to small scale craft operations, such as blacksmiths. It may also refer to:

Brief, collaborative, creative activity

• A charrette, an intense period of design or planning activity.
• A writing circle, a gathering of writers for critique and inspiration
• An academic workshop, a smaller version of an academic conference
• A training workshop
• An organization workshop in which a (large) group of participants masters new organizational knowledge and skills through a learning-by-doing approach
• A meeting in which groups apply methods for problem analysis, creative problem solving or decision making in order to cooperatively achieve a result
  • As above but online workshop, using an electronic meeting system.
• An acting workshop

Other

• A workshop production, a type of theatre performance
• Workshop Jazz Records, Motown's jazz subsidiary, active from 1962 to 1964
• Workshop of the Telescopes, an album by Blue Oyster Cult
• Workshop (web series), a video series focusing on struggling actors' lives
• Steam Workshop, a popular Steam exclusive modding and sharing tool
• The Workshop (film), 2017 French film

See also

• Sheltered workshop
• Automobile repair shop