
This is a tutorial for digital curators (librarians, archivists, and other information professionals) about understanding and using the BagIt file packaging standard. The tutorial was designed to focus on how the BagIt structure may be used in digital preservation and curation contexts. The tutorial introduces BagIt, its basic structure, and possible uses; then, the tutorial also offers blank and worked Jupyter notebooks that illustrate how BagIt can be created and managed with Python-based tools and workflows. Creator orcID: 0000-0003-2617-0166
python, tutorial, digital-curation, bagit
python, tutorial, digital-curation, bagit
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