Mind mapping tool 

 Selection and Challenge . 

 Mind mapping is one of the most powerful tools in anyone ’s arsenal when it comes to remembering vast   quantities of information ; it provides the user with their own personal tree of knowledge on a subject of   their choice . One of the ideas behind Mind Maps is Semantic Network Models ( Collins & Quillian , 1969 )   which says that everyone has their own personal spider ’s web , connecting everything they know about   objects together , e.g. Red is connected to fire , blood , love . If one section of the networking models is   activated , the surrounding links are activated . Our own personal experiences shape these connections   and everybody ’s semantic network models are different . Mind Mapping takes a certain subject and links   everything a person knows about this subject together . This provides a vast quantity of information on   one subject on a single page . 

 My team could n’t choose the right useful information . It was also hard for us to find a logical link   between all the information collected . 

 Application . 

 Everyone processes information differently . For visual learners , mind maps can be a particularly   effective method for organizing and absorbing information . Mind mapping is a fun , visually arresting   way to help you memorize information , brainstorm ideas , and solve complex problems . 

 We wrote down the central topic we were exploring in the center of a whiteboard . Everybody tried to   express that idea as simply as possible , and we drew a circle around it . We brainstormed subtopics that   are closely related to your central topic — these were our main branches . We surrounded the central   idea with these subtopics , and drew lines connecting each subheading to our primary topic . Next , we   looked at each of the subtopics and surrounded them with related ideas , facts , and images . We   continued expanding each of those new topics as much as we could , filling up the entire board with   related ideas and topics . Once done , we reviewed the whole thing . Seeing the entire mind map laid out   inspired us to add even more branches . 

 Insight and approach . 

 Many people use mind maps to help them memorize information . Mind maps use colors , shapes , and   images to present concepts and data , providing context and visual cues for complex information . By   providing the brain with visual associations , mind maps helped us generate and store new information .   Concept mapping is a particularly effective method for inspiring creative , outside - the - box thinking . By   converting the board into a flowchart of branches and sub - branches , it encouraged us to view the   central concept from a thousand different angles , which in turn , inspired new ideas . A lot of people use   mind mapping tools to break down complex problems into their component parts in order to develop   solutions . Distilling the problem to its central image or main topic and then expanding outward makes it   easier to analyze the problem bit by bit and find solutions that respond to each component of the   problem . 


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: Mind mapping tool 

 Selection and Challenge . 

 Mind mapping is one of the most powerful tools in anyone ’s arsenal when it comes to remembering vast   quantities of information ; it provides the user with their own personal tree of knowledge on a subject of   their choice . One of the ideas behind Mind Maps is Semantic Network Models ( Collins & Quillian , 1969 )   which says that everyone has their own personal spider ’s web , connecting everything they know about   objects together , e.g. Red is connected to fire , blood , love . If one section of the networking models is   activated , the surrounding links are activated . Our own personal experiences shape these connections   and everybody ’s semantic network models are different . Mind Mapping takes a certain subject and links   everything a person knows about this subject together . This provides a vast quantity of information on   one subject on a single page . 

 My team could n’t choose the right useful information . It was also hard for us to find a logical link   between all the information collected . 

 Application . 

 Everyone processes information differently . For visual learners , mind maps can be a particularly   effective method for organizing and absorbing information . Mind mapping is a fun , visually arresting   way to help you memorize information , brainstorm ideas , and solve complex problems . 

 We wrote down the central topic we were exploring in the center of a whiteboard . Everybody tried to   express that idea as simply as possible , and we drew a circle around it . We brainstormed subtopics that   are closely related to your central topic — these were our main branches . We surrounded the central   idea with these subtopics , and drew lines connecting each subheading to our primary topic . Next , we   looked at each of the subtopics and surrounded them with related ideas , facts , and images . We   continued expanding each of those new topics as much as we could , filling up the entire board with   related ideas and topics . Once done , we reviewed the whole thing . Seeing the entire mind map laid out   inspired us to add even more branches . 

 Insight and approach . 

 Many people use mind maps to help them memorize information . Mind maps use colors , shapes , and   images to present concepts and data , providing context and visual cues for complex information . By   providing the brain with visual associations , mind maps helped us generate and store new information .   Concept mapping is a particularly effective method for inspiring creative , outside - the - box thinking . By   converting the board into a flowchart of branches and sub - branches , it encouraged us to view the   central concept from a thousand different angles , which in turn , inspired new ideas . A lot of people use   mind mapping tools to break down complex problems into their component parts in order to develop   solutions . Distilling the problem to its central image or main topic and then expanding outward makes it   easier to analyze the problem bit by bit and find solutions that respond to each component of the   problem .
### Output: 