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paper~~.~~ She develops a quality assurance model and measures the importance of such mechanisms for public and private educational entities~~.~~ The paper generated considerable interest and discussion among delegates who work with programs specifically designed for international students, and who recognise the increasing importance of such students to Australian universities and are themselves seeking ways of ensuring the quality of programs delivered by partner institutions in other countries~~.  \n~~Ashok Roy and Priya Roy analyse the applications of podcasting in higher education and its potential in adult education as an approach which they argue meets the unique needs of adult learners in webbased education environments~~.~~ The article outlines what podcasting is and how much it costs, before discussing both the advantagesand disadvantages in its use~~.~~ The authors contend that it should be integrated into adult education programs because of such advantages as cost-effectiveness, flexibility and classroom enrichment~~.~~ Similarly, Ravinder Rena advocates the case for using distance education, this time in the context of Eritrea, a newly independent and developing country facing diverse educational challenges~~.~~ The paper discusses the many issues involved in its implementation and the potential for its further use, recognising the desperate need for required logistics, quality materials and trained staff, as well as the advantages in learning from other countries’ experiences in implementing distance education institutions and programs~~.  \n~~The issue concludes with a brief research report and four book reviews~~.  \n~~As co-editors for this issue, we wish all contributors and readers the very best for a happy and safe festive season, a blessed Christmas anda productive New Year~~.  \n~~Roger Harris and Keryl Kavanagh~~  \n~~University of South Australia and University of Newcastle Co-editors~~  \nTransformative pedagogy for social capital  \nPeter Willis  \nUniversity of South Australia  \nThis paper explores ways in which pedagogy for an elaborated form of transformative learning can be a useful catalyst for the development of social capital in community and workplace groups and networks. I begin with an example and then explore ideas of learning challenges embedded in building and maintaining social capital. I consider the usefulness of a four-dimensional approach to transformative learning as a suitable pedagogy for its development and maintenance. The paper concludes with brief profiles offour educators whose work, in different ways, could be said to have promoted forms of social capital, directly or indirectly: Desmond Tutu, Anne Sullivan, Jesus and Socrates. Each of these educators, without excluding other approaches, tended to emphasise one of the four transformative pedagogies.  \n350 Peter Willis Transformative pedagogy for social capital 351  \nIntroduction: social capital at the Otherway centre  \nEarly in the new century, Aboriginal people linked to Adelaide’s Otherway centre, a Catholic meeting place and religious centre designated for Aboriginal people, discovered that a number of Afghan refugees had arrived in Australia and had been detained at the Baxter detention centre near Port Augusta. In earlier eras, many Aboriginal people had links with Afghani migrants, whose camel teams had carried supplies to outback Australia when there were few roads (cf. 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