Are you a library trustee or director interested in helping your board reach new heights of excellence in public service? The iLEAD Trustee Learning Portal is here to help!
Trustees are government officials who serve as the eyes, ears, and even the heart of the community in matters about the library. Yet, they often need more preparation for the job. The iLEAD Trustee Learning Portal was created to help Illinois public library board members learn the ins and outs of serving in the important government position of public library trustee—for free. The portal provides an innovative online learning space where Illinois library trustees can learn the newest and most reliable information about the legal responsibilities and requirements they are expected to fulfill. And they can do it at their own pace, on their own schedule!
Attend this Zoom workshop to learn more and find out how to begin your iLEAD Trustee journey right away!
Topics covered in this session include:
- What is iLEAD?
- Why is iLEAD Important?
- Creating your account.
- Getting Started in the iLEAD Portal .
The workshop is interactive, and participation is encouraged. Time is reserved for a Q&A session at the end.
Note: This workshop is open to all library administrators and trustees interested in learning about the iLEAD Trustee Learning Portal. No business discussion, action, or voting will occur during this demonstration workshop.
Registration Information
Session Capacity: 100 seats
Cost: Free
Open to: Illinois public library trustees and directors
Registration Deadline: May 16, 2026 at 8 a.m.
Accessing the Webinar
Join the Meeting:
via computer or mobile device:
https://Illinoisheartland.zoom.us/j/9129841054?omn=87351986419
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About iLEAD
iLEAD was created for the public library trustees of Illinois by Illinois Heartland Library System. Funding for this project was awarded to Illinois Heartland Library System by the Illinois State Library, a Department of the Office of Secretary of State, using funds provided by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA).
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