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Surface computing technologies (i.e., interactive tabletops) hold great potential for enhancing collaborative information seeking activities.

We hypothesise that by reifying conversations as logical maps to address the shortcomings of chronological streams, CCSAV tools underestimate the importance of participation and interaction in enhancing collaborative knowledge-building.

Enhancing collaborative partnerships benefit all involved in the process.

Indeed, it was concluded that, 'policies directed at enhancing collaborative networks and policies directed at commercialization are moderately antagonistic' [ 73].

In this paper, we report on a sub-study of a larger project on community participation in enhancing collaborative TB/HIV/PMTCT programmes in a rural district of KwaZulu Natal (KZN), South Africa.

They also have the potential for promotion of interprofessional education 1 (6) and transprofessional education 2 (7) by breaking down professional silos and enhancing collaborative and non-hierarchical relationships in effective teams (8).

"The fact that it is a very recent development makes the language very interesting from an intellectual point of view," said Bernard Caron, a French linguist and secretary of the Akademi, a project set up last year with French government funding to promote research in the social sciences and the humanities, and enhance collaborative work between scholars in France and west Africa.

The concept of awareness was introduced to underline the importance of shared knowledge and enhance collaborative work.

The analysis revealed the four strategies used when facilitating teams of interprofessional students to enhance collaborative work and professional understanding.

Other aspects, such as software enhanced collaborative analyses (e.g. by revision control), quality assurance as well as reproducibility of analyses remains unknown territory.

These will advance insights and yield benefits to enhance collaborative research, utilise limited resources effectively and share data, technology and expertise.