Brian Goldfarb is Associate Professor of Communication at the University of California, San Diego. His research and creative production focus on visual/digital culture, disability and education. His book, Visual Pedagogy, considers media technologies used advance models of pedagogy in the US and globally. Goldfarb is currently working on a book with Judith Faifman titled Environmental Knowledge and Knowledge Environments: Glocal Learning, Inquiry, and Translation in the Digital Age. Goldfarb's media projects include Global Tourette, a documentary and media exchange project; and a design initiative to develop culturally specific pictograms and graphic narratives for health communication. Goldfarb is also a curator, and recently organized the exhibition Senses of Care: Mediated Ability and Interdependence at the CALIT2 Gallery at UCSD.