Are you by chance in that industry somehow? I'm (as a designer) with an organization that's looking to break into this very kind of niche - it's almost the other end of the problem ironically; we have plenty of resources, but very little insight in how it should be applied. Are there .pdf examples online that you would point to as a good base? Would you say the content needs to be different for parents vs teachers, and if so, what would most helpful for each?
which is tons of stuff to plan and teach computer science for 3 years.
But some of it is pretty crap.
If I were you I'd do something similar for primary schools, for example my son has had topics on volcanoes, american indians, the oceans etc. Find out what topic teachers what to teach, the create good resources that code english, maths, science etc all inside that topic. Give them clear lesson plans that cover say 8 weeks of work. Make them so cool and so easy and so super interesting that teachers fucking love you.
Remove all the pain points:
- marking REMOVE THIS
- testing AUTOMATE THIS
- creating and cutting up resources e.g. a puzzle for each student.
so create a giant crate of stuff, ship it to the teacher quickly - if I order it in a panic on friday have it there for me on sunday so I can rip it open, read "lesson 1" and go.
make it cheap so if it saves me time and effort I'll just buy it with my own money.
Make it shareable - let other teachers in my school use it for free.
etc. talk to a teacher, sit down with them, buy them dinner and a pint and LISTEN to them. If they moan about marking until 3am every day, SOLVE that issue. If they moan about stupid testing that punishes kids of low income families FIX THAT PROBLEM. Invent a smart way of revising/testing that solves it. I imagine you already have 20 ideas on how to do that.
If the class needs an iPad or two to connect to your app/website - SHIP IT IN THE CRATE, ask for it back once the topic has finished.
You want the teacher to open the crate of goodies and say HOLY SHIT this is amazeballs.
(Thanks for the comment!)