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How to learn from a thing that's not your thing
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===Workshop=== Workshops vary widely. Some are a weekly gathering of folks sharing their work and helping each other (and if you're going to bring work to such a place, you definitely should pay in with your time --- if it's a group of 8, meeting for an hour with an hour of prep to participate, you'll get back 16 hrs of work from others when it's your turn, so plan to pay that same amount into the pool). Some are oriented to a theme, might be conceptual or tutorial in nature, and happen only for a limited time (perhaps with a conference). Some entire conferences call themselves workshops. This is about the first category of workshop (the work-sharing kind). * What kinds of questions do authors ask? What kinds of answers do they get? * What kinds of concerns do people express? * What goes unsaid? * With the feedback the person is getting, what kinds of changes would you expect to see them make? * Can you see what someone means when they bring up an opportunity to improve? Did they see something you don't? Did they miss something you see clearly? * What is this work they're citing, is it interesting?
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