Unfortunately, a lot of my materials are in a form that only I can use. It will take me some time to convert the materials into a usable form. For now, I'm going to settle for having a lot of text-only files and for providing links to the home pages for past courses that I've taught. Over time I hope to provide more structure.
I haven't yet tried to organize my Java resources for high school teachers, but many of them can be found on my current class pages. For now the one resource that I'm emphasizing is my class for simplified console and file input. You are free to copy, use and redistribute the documentation (TextReader.html) and the source (TextReader.java), although I ask that you not disseminate a variation without contacting me first.
I'm focusing more time on putting my C++ materials online for teachers of AP/CS ( Advanced Placement Computer Science), so most of these materials are in C++. I have a lot of Java resources, but I don't have the time right now to organize them. Some of the pages are password protected because they might contain solutions to problems that teachers might want to use. Contact Stuart to obtain the password.
Here is an overview of resources I have compiled so far: