Okay, I’m coming a litle late to the game on some of these (or at least one of them).  I received a Google alert yesterday for Virtual High School Meanderings and discovered that Kate Logan (from the Wyoming eAcademy of Virtual Education) had linked me into her blog (see Thoughts from BFE - which I’ve added to the blogroll to the right).

Finding Kate’s blog lead me to a NING site that the Western Committee of iNACOL had created.  I hadn’t known about it before, so I immediately joined.

In the past (see Virtual School NING), I mentioned a NING created by Derek Wenmoth.

Virtual Schooling - This network is designed to engage those working in the development of virtual schooling networks around the world. Virtual schooling involves any situation where a learner’s experience of schooling is partially or completely online - whether provide by a virtual/online school, or by independent providers delivering courses into existing school environments.

I don’t think I’ve mentioned it in the past, but iNACOL has a NING of their own as well.

K12 Online Learning - This is a network for people to share ideas, resources, and questions about the world of K-12 Online Learning.

There is also one that I know of created by a group of K-12 online learning folks in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan e-Learning Network - A space for Saskatchewan High Schools to share information about distance learning opportunities they offer.

The only other one I know about is the closed one used by Odyssey Charter School (see Social Networking and Web 2.0 in Online Courses).