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14	14	== Prerequisites ==
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16		-To follow this tutorial, you need a basic knowledge of neuroscience (high-school level or greater), basic familiarity with the Python programming language, and either a computer with PyNN, NEST, NEURON and Brian 2 installed, or an EBRAINS account and basic familiarity with Jupyter notebooks.
	16	+To follow this tutorial, you need a basic knowledge of neuroscience (high-school level or greater), basic familiarity with the Python programming language, and either a computer with PyNN, NEST, NEURON and Brian 2 installed, or an EBRAINS account and basic familiarity with Jupyter notebooks. If you don't have these tools installed, see one of our previous tutorials which guide you through the installation.
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18	18	== Format ==
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	20	+This tutorial will be a video combining slides, animations, and screencast elements. The intended duration is 10 minutes.
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22	22	== Script ==
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24		-=== Introduce yourself (if video) ===
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	27	+Hello, my name is X.
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28		-=== State the learning objectives (In this tutorial, you will learn to do X…) ===
	29	+This video is one of a series of tutorials for PyNN, which is Python software for modelling and simulating spiking neural networks.
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	31	+For a list of the other tutorials in this series, you can visit ebrains.eu/service/pynn, that's p-y-n-n.
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32		-=== State prerequisites ===
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	36	+In this tutorial, you will learn the basics of PyNN: how to build a simple network of integrate-and-fire neurons using PyNN, how to run simulation experiments with this network using different simulators, and how to visualize the data generated by these experiments.
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36		-=== Description, explanation, and practice ===
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44		-=== Acknowledgements if appropriate ===
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