1-   What is Mind Mapping ? In addition , How to Get Started Immediately Brainpower ? 

 A mind map is a graphical way to represent ideas and concepts . It is a visual thinking tool that helps organize information ,   helping you to better analyze , understand , synthesize , recall and generate new ideas . As with every great idea , its strength lies   in its simplicity . 

 In a mind map , the information is organized in a way that is very similar to how your mind actually works . Since it is both an   analytical and artistic activity , it engages your brain in a much richer way , which aids in all of its cognitive functions . And most of   all , it ’s fun ! 

 A mind map presents , in a visual way , the basic elements and techniques of how to create mind maps . I know this might sound   a little annoying at first , but bear with me : Once you break the ingrained habit of taking written notes , you will not look back . 

 2-   Why can we use mind maps ? 

 Take notes - brainstorm ( individually or in groups ) - problem - solve - study and memorize – plan Researching and consolidating   information from multiple sources - presenting information - gaining insight into complex topics - jog your creativity . 

 It is hard to do justice to the number of uses mind maps can have - the truth is , they can help clarify your thinking about almost   anything , in many different contexts : personal , family , educational , or business . Plan your day or your life , summarize a book ,   launch a project , plan and create presentations , write blog posts to get the ideas you need . 

 3-   How to Draw a Mind Map ? 

 A-   Start in the middle of a blank page , write or sketch the idea I intend to develop . And I suggest using the page in   landscape orientation . 

 B-   Developing relevant sub - topics on this central topic , and linking each of them to the center with a line . 

 C-   Repeat the same process for the subtopics , creating lower - level subtopics as we see fit , and linking each to the   corresponding subtopic . 

 D-   Use colors , graphics and icons a lot . Drawing is as visual as possible , and your mind will thank you . * * * * * Keep the   topic labels as short as possible , and keep them in one word - or better yet , just a picture . 

 E-    Especially on early mind maps , the temptation to write something completely is exceptional , but always look for   opportunities to condense it into one word or number - your mind map will be more effective that way . 

 F-    Change text size , color , and alignment . Change the thickness and length of the lines . Offer as many visual cues as   possible to emphasize the important points . Every little part helps engage your mind . 

 4-   AT THE   END : 

 Mind Maps is a fascinating and very rich topic - this post just scratches the surface . If you want more reference material now ,   Wikipedia is always a good starting point . Mind mapping is a passion , and one of the strongest drivers behind these blogs . Plan   to explore it in more depth to post , advice , talk about computer mind maps , and much more . Just be sure to keep visiting .   Please give a clear chance to map your mind . 

 Example Mind Mapping : 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: 1-   What is Mind Mapping ? In addition , How to Get Started Immediately Brainpower ? 

 A mind map is a graphical way to represent ideas and concepts . It is a visual thinking tool that helps organize information ,   helping you to better analyze , understand , synthesize , recall and generate new ideas . As with every great idea , its strength lies   in its simplicity . 

 In a mind map , the information is organized in a way that is very similar to how your mind actually works . Since it is both an   analytical and artistic activity , it engages your brain in a much richer way , which aids in all of its cognitive functions . And most of   all , it ’s fun ! 

 A mind map presents , in a visual way , the basic elements and techniques of how to create mind maps . I know this might sound   a little annoying at first , but bear with me : Once you break the ingrained habit of taking written notes , you will not look back . 

 2-   Why can we use mind maps ? 

 Take notes - brainstorm ( individually or in groups ) - problem - solve - study and memorize – plan Researching and consolidating   information from multiple sources - presenting information - gaining insight into complex topics - jog your creativity . 

 It is hard to do justice to the number of uses mind maps can have - the truth is , they can help clarify your thinking about almost   anything , in many different contexts : personal , family , educational , or business . Plan your day or your life , summarize a book ,   launch a project , plan and create presentations , write blog posts to get the ideas you need . 

 3-   How to Draw a Mind Map ? 

 A-   Start in the middle of a blank page , write or sketch the idea I intend to develop . And I suggest using the page in   landscape orientation . 

 B-   Developing relevant sub - topics on this central topic , and linking each of them to the center with a line . 

 C-   Repeat the same process for the subtopics , creating lower - level subtopics as we see fit , and linking each to the   corresponding subtopic . 

 D-   Use colors , graphics and icons a lot . Drawing is as visual as possible , and your mind will thank you . * * * * * Keep the   topic labels as short as possible , and keep them in one word - or better yet , just a picture . 

 E-    Especially on early mind maps , the temptation to write something completely is exceptional , but always look for   opportunities to condense it into one word or number - your mind map will be more effective that way . 

 F-    Change text size , color , and alignment . Change the thickness and length of the lines . Offer as many visual cues as   possible to emphasize the important points . Every little part helps engage your mind . 

 4-   AT THE   END : 

 Mind Maps is a fascinating and very rich topic - this post just scratches the surface . If you want more reference material now ,   Wikipedia is always a good starting point . Mind mapping is a passion , and one of the strongest drivers behind these blogs . Plan   to explore it in more depth to post , advice , talk about computer mind maps , and much more . Just be sure to keep visiting .   Please give a clear chance to map your mind . 

 Example Mind Mapping :
### Output: 