A Walk Through the EyeWire Tutorials (2 of 3)

This is the tutorial for the first practice cube that comes after the 5 tutorial cubes. You’ll no longer have the the progress bar to give you feedback while you work, but you will get feedback once you’ve finished.Remember to make sure your neuron fully disappears off the side of the cube, instead of just touching it. Sometimes a neuron will travel along the cube wall for a ways, and if you stop looking once it’s hit the edge you may miss something.

This is the video for the second of the practice cubes that come after the tutorial cubes.  Learn how to tell if something is correct by checking in the 3D.

This is the video for the third of the practice cubes that come after the tutorial cubes. Learn what to do when the Artificial Intelligence (AI) makes a mistake and colors something outside the line.

This video is for the 4th practice cube after the tutorial tasks. Learn what to do when the Artificial Intelligence (AI) makes a mistake and colors something outside the line.

Learn what to do when cell outlines are fuzzy.

If you want to learn some more tricks for playing Eyewire, watch these extra tutorial videos.

This cube is difficult because there are so many branches to check. Learn to follow one branch at a time, keep track of where you’ve been, and how to navigate in the 3D.

Remember to double check your work in the 3D lest you miss something!

Learn how to deal with dark shadows and unclear cell boundaries/outlines in the 3D.

This is a cube that used to be part of the tutorial. Watch to get some extra practice and knowledge 🙂 You’ll no longer have the the progress bar to give you feedback while you work, but you will get feedback once you’ve finished.

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You’re invite you to create your own tutorial videos and tips and we will share them on our blog and Facebook page.  Here is an example by Dylan Holtz.