About

Technology Learning publishes short illustrated learning books. One idea per book, in plain English, with the working shown.

Who they are for

The books are written for readers whose first language is not English, and for anyone who has bought a thick textbook, read forty pages, and quietly given up.

Short sentences. One idea at a time. A technical term is defined the first time it appears.

How they are made

Every book is built the same way, and the checking is the part that takes the time.

• Every code example in the Python and database books was run, and its exact output is printed beside it.
• Every ICD-10-CM code in the 45 medical coding books was checked against the official code set before publication, including the codes that need a 7th character and a placeholder.
• Every model name, price and limit in the AI books was checked against the vendor's own published documentation, and the arithmetic in the worked cost examples was computed rather than estimated.

A study book that teaches a wrong output or a wrong code is worse than no book at all. That is the whole reason for the checking.

What you get

Each book is a PDF. You download it the moment you pay, read it on any device, print it if you like, and keep it. There is no account and no expiry.

The author

The books are written under the pen name M.R. Sterling.