Mind Mapping : A Design Tool 

 Challenge and   Selection 

 Working as a Graphic Designer , an exchange of ideas with a client is very important to    have a common understanding of what is the desired outcome or a product . Design   includes elements quite similar to problem solving as we need to sort out an entangled   problem by providing a solution and present it in the manner which is easily understood . 

 I often communicate the ideas and options tailored as per the client 's requirements . For   example : creating a logo . As a lot of details are to be discussed and it 's not possible to   perform the entire task to provide the client the end product in the first round , as that will   lead to wastage of resources , time and energy , as changes keep happening throughout   the process of working . Hence , the task is made easier with a design tool called ' Mind   Mapping ' . 

 Mind Mapping is a technique comprising of graphical elements such as word bubbles ,   pictures , drawings/ doodles and any such thing that could create a visual stimuli to help   share a thought process amongst a group of people or team working together to reach a   particular goal . It helps to share the thought process with a client so that do n't feel lost   and ca n't form links of reasoning . Mind Mapping plays a big role while brainstorming for   ideas . Even working by myself , Mind Mapping helps to choose and find answers to the   problems being faced . It helps a lot in decision making . 

 Application 

 A logo design requires work on elements like shape and style , color scheme and how   the desired message is being conveyed . I start out by jotting down the points as   discussed in the brief provided by the client which starts the brainstorming session . A   Mind Map is created by writing down the first word that matches the brief . It could be an   emotion , a place , a person and then the maps starts to expand on the word that was   initially selected . Further , some images can be attached to them to narrow down the   solution with visual aid of colored pictures and moodboards . It keeps the thought   process very clean and organized . 

 I 've applied the technique of Mind Mapping by making use of word chains and collage of   pictures . Word chains have helped to work on goals to be achieved and expel out ideas   with precision . Collages and Mood Boards help to maintain a vibe using color schemes ,   theme of the project and creates a concise background to build your work on . 

 Insight and Approach 

 Design thinking has helped me channel my thoughts in a productive manner and keep   the process flowing . It has helped to collect and have an organized presentation to be   shared with other parties . Not only does this save time while working but also adds   interesting things to the presentation that catch the viewer 's eye and grasps their   attention- making them more engrossed and be attentive towards the discussion . This   helps when communicating with people who are n't necessarily from a creative   background . It opens a door for endless possibilities yet maintaining the path of ' what is   wanted ' by the client , which is a great dynamic for creative problem solving . 

 I 've experienced that different applications of Mind Mapping works differently in every   scenario . Enabling yourself to know what kind of thing is to be used with what kind of   interaction is very important . Mind Mapping is a versatile tool and should be used often   to covert thoughts into plans . 


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 : A Design Tool 

 Challenge and   Selection 

 Working as a Graphic Designer , an exchange of ideas with a client is very important to    have a common understanding of what is the desired outcome or a product . Design   includes elements quite similar to problem solving as we need to sort out an entangled   problem by providing a solution and present it in the manner which is easily understood . 

 I often communicate the ideas and options tailored as per the client 's requirements . For   example : creating a logo . As a lot of details are to be discussed and it 's not possible to   perform the entire task to provide the client the end product in the first round , as that will   lead to wastage of resources , time and energy , as changes keep happening throughout   the process of working . Hence , the task is made easier with a design tool called ' Mind   Mapping ' . 

 Mind Mapping is a technique comprising of graphical elements such as word bubbles ,   pictures , drawings/ doodles and any such thing that could create a visual stimuli to help   share a thought process amongst a group of people or team working together to reach a   particular goal . It helps to share the thought process with a client so that do n't feel lost   and ca n't form links of reasoning . Mind Mapping plays a big role while brainstorming for   ideas . Even working by myself , Mind Mapping helps to choose and find answers to the   problems being faced . It helps a lot in decision making . 

 Application 

 A logo design requires work on elements like shape and style , color scheme and how   the desired message is being conveyed . I start out by jotting down the points as   discussed in the brief provided by the client which starts the brainstorming session . A   Mind Map is created by writing down the first word that matches the brief . It could be an   emotion , a place , a person and then the maps starts to expand on the word that was   initially selected . Further , some images can be attached to them to narrow down the   solution with visual aid of colored pictures and moodboards . It keeps the thought   process very clean and organized . 

 I 've applied the technique of Mind Mapping by making use of word chains and collage of   pictures . Word chains have helped to work on goals to be achieved and expel out ideas   with precision . Collages and Mood Boards help to maintain a vibe using color schemes ,   theme of the project and creates a concise background to build your work on . 

 Insight and Approach 

 Design thinking has helped me channel my thoughts in a productive manner and keep   the process flowing . It has helped to collect and have an organized presentation to be   shared with other parties . Not only does this save time while working but also adds   interesting things to the presentation that catch the viewer 's eye and grasps their   attention- making them more engrossed and be attentive towards the discussion . This   helps when communicating with people who are n't necessarily from a creative   background . It opens a door for endless possibilities yet maintaining the path of ' what is   wanted ' by the client , which is a great dynamic for creative problem solving . 

 I 've experienced that different applications of Mind Mapping works differently in every   scenario . Enabling yourself to know what kind of thing is to be used with what kind of   interaction is very important . Mind Mapping is a versatile tool and should be used often   to covert thoughts into plans .
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