A workshop is meant for:

A workshop is meant for hands-on experience, where participants actively practise and produce something rather than only listen.

Learning with interaction describes seminars or group discussions more than the practical focus of a workshop.

Listening to scholarly lectures is the purpose of a lecture or symposium, not a workshop.

Discussing over one's own work fits a seminar, where a participant presents and defends their paper.

A workshop stresses skill-building through doing under expert guidance.

It contrasts with a seminar, which is discussion-centred, and a conference, which is broadly deliberative.