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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Seminar or workshop?
seminar or workshop? what is the diference between these two in English? Or are the completely interchangeable?
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Hi Both of them mean that people meet together to discuss a particular topic relevant to their work Historically, the seminar is more academic; the workshop is more workplace-based But nowadays, I think they are interchangeable Dave
- Hi Both of them mean that people meet together to discuss a particular topic relevant to their work Historically, the seminar is more academic; the workshop is more workplace-based But nowadays, I think they are interchangeable Dave
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Hi
Both of them mean that people meet together to discuss a particular topic relevant to their work
Historically, the seminar is more academic; the workshop is more workplace-based
But nowadays, I think they are interchangeable
Dave
Both of them mean that people meet together to discuss a particular topic relevant to their work
Historically, the seminar is more academic; the workshop is more workplace-based
But nowadays, I think they are interchangeable
Dave
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