• Welcome to the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek by Dr. Elisabeth Niggemann, DNB Director General, and by Leif Andresen on behalf of the Organizer Group
• 40 participants present themselves
• Introduction to workshop by Leif Andresen

• Sally H. Mccallum: The focus for BIBFRAME
• Philip E. Schreur: The LD4L Lab/LD4P projects
• Tiziana Possemato: SHARE Virtual Discovery Environment in Linked Data
• Jodi Williamschen: BIBFRAME: Recent developments, future steps and their planned timeframe

• Reinhold Heuvelmann: From enthusiasm to hesitation, and beyond: some German remarks on BIBFRAME
• Niklas Lindström: LIBRIS XL BIBFRAME project
• Line Jung Lindhard: BIBFRAME considerations - from an RDA-implementation perspective 

• Barriers for implementation of BIBFRAME

• Adrian Pohl: BIBFRAME at hbz
• Miklós Lendvay: MOKKA UP project: conversion of the common Hungarian catalogue into the BIBFRAME/FRBR structure 
• Elise Conradi: Development of an authority file for Works
• Osma Suominen: From MARC to Schema.org -- via BIBFRAME!
• Michalis Sfakakis: Preserving bibliographic relationships in mappings from FRBR to BIBFRAME 2.0

• Opening day 2 of the workshop by Leif Andresen

• Community building
• Vendor support
• Documentation

• Christina Hoppermann: BIBFRAME at Springer Nature
• Julie Toussaint: The perception of BIBFRAME from the francophone world
• Clément Oury: ISSN Register as Linked Data. Using Bibframe for Serials and Other Continuing Resources
• Lars G. Svensson: LinkedData and the Future of Bibliographic Exchange
• Klára Rösslerová: History, Presence and Future of Exchangeable Formats of Bibliographic Data

• Training
• Sharing experience
• Limitations of BIBFRAME

How to integrate Person and Corporate entities into implementation of BIBFRAME? Share experience and ideas about how to link to entities or integrate entities for Person and Corporate Body

• Jodi Williamschen
• Niklas Lindström
• Jana Hentschke: The Integrated Authority File (GND) and Linked Data

• Continuous cooperation about BIBFRAME in Europe. International cooperation and structured dialogue with Library of Congress