1 . My Three Key Learnings from Design Thinking : 

 •   Empathy : Empathy can be a useful way of solving problems . Listening to people and what they   have to say goes a long way . 

 •   Ideate : Brainstorming about ideas and thinking about them from a different perspective gives   you a real insight . 

 •   Do n’t be afraid to fail : Failure makes you go on a different path and makes you doubt your ideas 

 2 . My Mind Map : 

 3 .   Reflection on how to apply Design Thinking to my workplace :   Design Thinking gave me insights on   how to make those sessions more fruitful . We had a brainstorm meeting during my second week of   taking this class . I told everyone to stand up and use post - it notes to make mind maps and help us with   our ideas . And it worked ! Standing provides a more interactive environment than sitting and writing ideas   on a whiteboard made sessions more productive 

 4 . Insight : Design Thinking made me want to share the ideas I learned in the course and how I could apply   it to improve our problem - solving processes . While we do already think of creative solutions for   problems , forming ideas , making prototypes etc help a lot in solving challenges . 

 Here is my list of Ideas : 

 •   Share my findings with colleagues . 

 •    Give a talk during a staff meeting about each of the steps in Design Thinking . 

 •   Interview readers to find out what they like and do n’t like . 

 •    Make sketches for more prototypes . 

 5 . Here are my ideas that I would further prototype and test : 

 •    Share my learnings with colleagues . At the end of our weekly production meeting , I could go   over one of each area that I learned about . 

 •    Make a list or write a summary of how to make brainstorming meetings more productive and   share it with the entire Marketing Division in one of our monthly meetings . 


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 . My Three Key Learnings from Design Thinking : 

 •   Empathy : Empathy can be a useful way of solving problems . Listening to people and what they   have to say goes a long way . 

 •   Ideate : Brainstorming about ideas and thinking about them from a different perspective gives   you a real insight . 

 •   Do n’t be afraid to fail : Failure makes you go on a different path and makes you doubt your ideas 

 2 . My Mind Map : 

 3 .   Reflection on how to apply Design Thinking to my workplace :   Design Thinking gave me insights on   how to make those sessions more fruitful . We had a brainstorm meeting during my second week of   taking this class . I told everyone to stand up and use post - it notes to make mind maps and help us with   our ideas . And it worked ! Standing provides a more interactive environment than sitting and writing ideas   on a whiteboard made sessions more productive 

 4 . Insight : Design Thinking made me want to share the ideas I learned in the course and how I could apply   it to improve our problem - solving processes . While we do already think of creative solutions for   problems , forming ideas , making prototypes etc help a lot in solving challenges . 

 Here is my list of Ideas : 

 •   Share my findings with colleagues . 

 •    Give a talk during a staff meeting about each of the steps in Design Thinking . 

 •   Interview readers to find out what they like and do n’t like . 

 •    Make sketches for more prototypes . 

 5 . Here are my ideas that I would further prototype and test : 

 •    Share my learnings with colleagues . At the end of our weekly production meeting , I could go   over one of each area that I learned about . 

 •    Make a list or write a summary of how to make brainstorming meetings more productive and   share it with the entire Marketing Division in one of our monthly meetings .
### Output: 