The phrase "active workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a workshop that is currently in progress or one that encourages participation and engagement from attendees.
Example: "The active workshop on digital marketing strategies allowed participants to collaborate and share their ideas in real-time."
Alternatives: "interactive workshop" or "engaged workshop".
Bishop Jethro James, a chaplain for the New Jersey State Police and an adviser to the Department of Homeland Security, talked about security workshops available to ushers, greeters, and other church personnel, and recommended an active-shooter workshop they could take to prepare them for a situation like the one in Charleston.
On several trips into Syria, journalists for The New York Times visited four active arms workshops in Idlib and Aleppo Provinces, interviewed other bomb- or weapons-makers who agreed to discuss their work but not to allow access to their plants, and examined other workshops' products on rebel bases and front lines.
Though long out of her role as top bird in Big Bird's world, Ms. Cooney, 74, remains active at Sesame Workshop as chairwoman of its board's executive committee.
Dr Linda Hannick led an active discussion among workshop participants and presenters.
With active involvement of workshop participants, they work closely with their partner organizations to ensure that these powerful personal narratives are shared and amplified to promote dignity, community self-determination, and justice.
In Germany the later 15th century is dominated by the prolific activity of Peter Hemmel von Andlau (active 1430 1500) and his workshop.
These activities included active case searches, group awareness workshops and visualization campaigns as well as investigation of all lost children born from pregnant women with CD and their families.
In June 2014, he took active part in workshops between the Government and civil society as part of the formulation of the country's Second National Action Plan on Violence Against Women in Cambodia (2nd NAPVAW), effective 2014-2018.
User organisations have been involved in many of these projects, either as co-investigators or as active participants at workshops and mini-conferences.
Pottery found with this debris indicates that the workshop was active in the years around 430 bce; this discovery settled an old controversy as to whether Phidias made the Zeus before or after his other great chryselephantine statue, the Athena Parthenos, which was placed in the Parthenon in 438 bce.
