Why Mind Mapping ? 

 Mind maps are graphical representations of information . In contrast to the   traditional , linear notes you might make in a text document or even on paper ,   mind maps let you capture thoughts , ideas and keywords on a blank canvas .   These ideas are organized in a two - dimensional structure , with the title / main   idea always located in the center of the map for visibility . Related ideas branch   off from the center in all directions , creating a radiant structure . 

 Despite these key principles , the fact that mind mapping has existed for almost   half a century makes it inevitable that some divergence will exist when it comes   to defining what a mind map actually is . 

 mind mapping is a particular technique that requires the following key elements   to be effective : 

 • A central image , to stimulate memory , associations and thought 

 processes 

 • Curvilinear branches , emanating from the central image , to depict 

 the basic ordering ideas ( BOIs ) 

 • A ( theoretically infinite ) network of smaller branches to depict ideas 

 stemming from the BOIs at different levels of detail 

 • Conscious use of color to separate ideas by topic 

 • A single keyword for each branch 

 Many purists argue to this day that his method remains the one true technique :   a map without the elements above can not be considered a “ true ” mind map . 

 When it comes to creating your mind map , the most important things to   consider are what you need and how you learn best . Sometimes , you may not   even need a mind map at all . While almost all mapping techniques were   developed as an alternative to long - form text and linear notes , there are plenty   of situations where linear note - taking is a perfectly suitable method . 

 Your needs and goals should also be considered when you decide how to create   the mind map itself . While traditional paper mind maps are great for developing   ideas by yourself , the development of online mind mapping tools has enabled   millions of people to brainstorm and plan together in real time . It ’s for this   reason that MindMeister , our very own online mind mapping tool , features such   an intense focus on collaboration and group work . 


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: Why Mind Mapping ? 

 Mind maps are graphical representations of information . In contrast to the   traditional , linear notes you might make in a text document or even on paper ,   mind maps let you capture thoughts , ideas and keywords on a blank canvas .   These ideas are organized in a two - dimensional structure , with the title / main   idea always located in the center of the map for visibility . Related ideas branch   off from the center in all directions , creating a radiant structure . 

 Despite these key principles , the fact that mind mapping has existed for almost   half a century makes it inevitable that some divergence will exist when it comes   to defining what a mind map actually is . 

 mind mapping is a particular technique that requires the following key elements   to be effective : 

 • A central image , to stimulate memory , associations and thought 

 processes 

 • Curvilinear branches , emanating from the central image , to depict 

 the basic ordering ideas ( BOIs ) 

 • A ( theoretically infinite ) network of smaller branches to depict ideas 

 stemming from the BOIs at different levels of detail 

 • Conscious use of color to separate ideas by topic 

 • A single keyword for each branch 

 Many purists argue to this day that his method remains the one true technique :   a map without the elements above can not be considered a “ true ” mind map . 

 When it comes to creating your mind map , the most important things to   consider are what you need and how you learn best . Sometimes , you may not   even need a mind map at all . While almost all mapping techniques were   developed as an alternative to long - form text and linear notes , there are plenty   of situations where linear note - taking is a perfectly suitable method . 

 Your needs and goals should also be considered when you decide how to create   the mind map itself . While traditional paper mind maps are great for developing   ideas by yourself , the development of online mind mapping tools has enabled   millions of people to brainstorm and plan together in real time . It ’s for this   reason that MindMeister , our very own online mind mapping tool , features such   an intense focus on collaboration and group work .
### Output: 