I developed a "learning object" (basically an interactive applet with additional pedagogic components) for the Little Man Computer. In the ten years since, it has probably been used by more than a million people (largely due to its specification as a recommended resource for an A-level course in the UK). As such, it's probably the single most impactful contribution I've made and yet it counts zero for my academic career.
Any ideas?
The short answer is you probably cannot.
Here in the US there were schools that gave credit towards a degree for work experience, but they were "for profit" schools, and the US government has decided to crack down on those.
What you might be able to do, is take your applet as a starting point, and find an advisor who would sponsor you on some enhancements - things that they felt would "be enough" to justify getting academic credit. Walking into an academic advisor's office and presenting it as a "fait accompli" and expect to get academic credit probably wouldn't be considered.
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