Workshop

A workshop is a single, short educational program designed to teach or introduce to participants practical skills, techniques, or ideas which they can then use in their work or their daily lives.

• Consists of a series of 4 – 5 meetings
• With emphasis on individual work
• With the help of consultants and resource personnel

The workshop is divided into small groups and group chooses a chairman and a recorder

• The individuals then work, solve a part of the problem through their personal effort with the help of consultants
• Contribute to the group work and group discussion and leave the workshop with a plan of action on the problem
• Learning takes place in a friendly, happy and democratic atmosphere, under expert guidance.
• The workshop provides each participant opportunities to improve his effectiveness as a professional worker. Hence it is more participatory than seminars and conferences

Reference:
Park’s Textbook of Preventive and Social Medicine, 23rd ed

Channels of communication: Channels of Communication
Barriers of communication: Barriers of Communication
Types of communication: Types of Communication
Methods of communication: Methods of communication
Methods of communication -Individual level approach: Individual Level Approach (methods of communication)
Methods of communication- lecture (chalk and talk): Methods of communication: Chalk and Talk (Lecture)
Methods of communication- demonstration: Demonstrations
Group Discussion: Group Discussion
Panel Discussion: Panel Discussion
Delphi method: Delphi Method
Work shop: Workshop
Role-play: Role Playing (Socio – Drama)
Conference: Conferences and Seminars
Methods of Communication - Mass Approach: Methods of Communication - Mass Approach

Flannel graph: Flannel graph
Flip chart: Flip – charts