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Resources share the relationship subject to Technology
- Coding all-in-one, by Chris Minnick [and 5 others]
- Everyday engineering, understanding the marvels of daily life, Professor Stephen Ressler
- [T'ek'ŭnomiksŭ sidaeŭi puŭi chido, kisuri kyŏngjerŭl ikkŭnŭn sidaeŭi t'ujabŏp] = Technomics, Pak Sang-hyŏn, Ko T'ae-bong chiŭm
- The art of tinkering, meet 150+ makers working at the intersection of art, science & technology, Karen Wilkinson & Mike Petrich
- The exponential age, how accelerating technology is transforming business, politics, and society, Azeem Azhar
- The new way things work, David Macaulay with Neil Ardley
- The human condition, Hannah Arendt ; with a new foreword by Danielle Allen ; introduction by Margaret Canovan
- The big book of maker skills, tools & techniques for building great tech projects, Chris Hackett and the editors of Popular Science
- Scientific American
- Tales of nevaeh: four book box set, David Wind
- Olga: out of control!, Elise Gravel
- Jack studies the stars, Stephen James O'meara
- Quiero saber ¿cómo? (kids ask how?), Sequoia Kids Media
- The Grid: Powering the Future
- The Essential Guide To Hobby Farming, a How-To Manual For Crops, Livestock, And Your Business, Carol Ekarius and Leslie J. Wyatt
- What's inside a digital camera?, Arnold Ringstad
- New Petroleum Directions
- Physics 2 Tutor (Thermodynamics, Oscillations & Waves): Learning By Example. Refrigerators
- Do-it-yourself engineering, The Teaching Company ; professor Stephen Ressler, United States Military Academy at West Point
- How we got to now, six innovations that made the modern world, Steven Johnson
- Music of the Spheres
- Physics 3 Tutor (Electricity & Magnetism): Learning By Example
- Understanding wind power technology, theory, deployment and optimisation
- Fake news at newton high, Amanda Vink
- The Evidence for Modern Physics: How We Know What We Know, Episode 5
- A perilous journey of danger and mayhem #2: the treacherous seas, Christopher Healy
- The Learning Brain, Episode 4
- How Safe Are We?
- The Birth of Sociology
- Let the Experiment Be Made
- Turing Machines and Algorithmic Information
- [What will matter hunyon, samō̜ng, khon], Thīpakō̜n Wutphittayāmongkhon
- Science, technology, and the modern navy, thirtieth anniversary, 1946-1976, Edward I. Salkovitz, editor
- The Learning Brain, Episode 14
- Comprehensive Guide to Composites (PDF eBook edition)
- No good alternative, volume two of carbon ideologies, William T. Vollmann
- Inner workings, the extraordinary insides of ordinary things, by Peter Hinckley ; art by Olga Zakharova
- Jake/geek, Reonne Haslett, Quest for Oshi
- Lexi and marie curie, Marian Keen, Saving Lives in World War I
- Life on dirt, Kevin Killiany
- Zero to maker, learn (just enough) to make (just about) anything, David Lang
- A deadly wandering, a tale of tragedy and redemption in the age of attention, Matt Richtel
- Benjamin Franklin
- The Triunfante - Discovering an 18th Century Warship
- Data Analytics
- Physics 2 Tutor (Thermodynamics, Oscillations & Waves): Learning By Example. Traveling Sound Waves Part 2
- Virtual reality and minecraft, Josh Gregory
- Building chicken coops for dummies, Todd Brock, Dave Zook and Rob Ludlow
- Restoration agriculture, real-world permaculture for farmers, Mark Shepard
- The Learning Brain, Episode 23