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A '''workshop''' is a type of event. In [[computer science]], it usually describes a side-event of a [[conference]], often held right before or after the main conference, about a specific topic of the conference. The submissions are often not as polished as for the conference, but thus often also more interesting and novel. | A '''workshop''' is a type of event. In [[computer science]], it usually describes a side-event of a [[conference]], often held right before or after the main conference, about a specific topic of the conference. The submissions are often not as polished as for the conference, but thus often also more interesting and novel. | ||
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| + | See also [[:Category:Workshop]]. | ||
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| + | Same as [[sameAs::http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q40444998|Q40444998]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:26, 19 March 2019
A workshop is a type of event. In computer science, it usually describes a side-event of a conference, often held right before or after the main conference, about a specific topic of the conference. The submissions are often not as polished as for the conference, but thus often also more interesting and novel.
See also Category:Workshop.
Same as Q40444998.
The following posts are about Workshop:
- Coming to New Zealand (16 February 2008, English)
- Social Web and Knowledge Management (10 January 2008, English)
