Reﬂection Assignment - Mind Mapping ; 

 Challenge & Selection : 

 This tool is helpful in many daily situations of our lives and an amazing way to 

 make things easier and more eﬃcient . Besides that , mind mapping makes innovation 

 easier to be applied . I work as a designer in a student association whose mission is 

 auxiliate in the development of the social sector , personal development of its members 

 and the awareness of social environmental causes through events , consulting and 

 incubation . 

 I often use the mind mapping tool to create more empathy between the 

 students and our clients . It is really important so we can see many ways to do 

 something and actually innovate . In the social sector this is so useful , specially because 

 we have to focus on the people who will beneﬁt from this idea and be aware so we do n’t 

 get lost with the operation part , focusing too much only on the business side and 

 forgetting what is the real goal . In that way , I often use maps to be able to create a 

 journey and focus on each step but not forgetting about the “ bigger ” map . 

 Application : 

 I usually start things with mind mapping so we can understand how to create a 

 good journey for the people who will beneﬁt from this idea . In this student association , 

 we work with social impact business . For those people who do n’t know what this is , I will 

 explain in a very easy way . They are businesses that have social impact but also operate 

 according to the logic of proﬁt , which is really diﬀerent from the third sector that people 

 usually associate when someone talks about the social sector . 

 In that way , we need to create a journey connected to the social side of the idea 

 but also think about how we can make proﬁt for the entrepreneur . Therefore , we 

 extract meaning from data in a way that lets patterns and insights emerge . Patterns and 

 insights we might otherwise have missed . Usually , we use a Post It or a board to write 

 the data that we already have and we put the outliers also . Creating a complete mind 

 map of our client ’s business . Sometimes , we even do that in small areas of the business , 

 trying to make it more detailed as possible . Unfortunately , with the crisis caused by the 

 pandemic , we had to move all of our activities to the online world . In a certain way , that 

 was good because now we can reach many areas that we could n’t before ( I live in Brazil , 

 a very large country and full of diﬀerent cultures ) but we had to adaptate our methods . 

 Now we use Miro or even Google Docs to generate mind maps . We usually start 

 by the name of the business , following by its goal , people in social vulnerability who will 

 beneﬁt from this , where the proﬁt will come from and who will buy these product or 

 service ( most of the times , the people who will beneﬁt from this idea are not the same 

 that will buy the product or service generated by the idea ) . And then we emerge into 

 these ideas , studying more about each topic . Besides that , many other topics come 

 from this initial and main topics . In the end , we usually have a really complete mind 

 mapping of the business . 

 We have three diﬀerent areas in this student association : events , consulting and 

 incubation . I ’m an Incubator Design and we have 20 people working in this area , divided 

 into three diﬀerent clients . Each team has 4 Designers and 1 manager , besides the 

 management team that do n't work directly in project ’s areas . In that way , 5 diﬀerent 

 people make the mind map . 

 Insight & Approach : 

 Concluding this , I have learned so much from mind maps and this is such a great 

 tool for work and also on daily problems that we have to face . It is really important so 

 we can actually understand each step , do not let anything important go by and focus on 

 the important thing . Also , mind mapping is looking for patterns and insights . We can get 

 together all data and ﬁnd patterns , besides having insights that are so important for us and 

 our stakeholders . Most of the time , it makes us see other ways to do that speciﬁc thing , 

 innovating and being more successful . Maybe what I think would be nice doing in a diﬀerent 

 way is making the mind mapping easier to understand for other people that do n’t have the 

 same knowledge about the project . In that way , we can see if it makes sense for them , if 

 they have new ideas that we did n't have and try to have the concern to construct it in a way 

 that all people can understand . 


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: Reﬂection Assignment - Mind Mapping ; 

 Challenge & Selection : 

 This tool is helpful in many daily situations of our lives and an amazing way to 

 make things easier and more eﬃcient . Besides that , mind mapping makes innovation 

 easier to be applied . I work as a designer in a student association whose mission is 

 auxiliate in the development of the social sector , personal development of its members 

 and the awareness of social environmental causes through events , consulting and 

 incubation . 

 I often use the mind mapping tool to create more empathy between the 

 students and our clients . It is really important so we can see many ways to do 

 something and actually innovate . In the social sector this is so useful , specially because 

 we have to focus on the people who will beneﬁt from this idea and be aware so we do n’t 

 get lost with the operation part , focusing too much only on the business side and 

 forgetting what is the real goal . In that way , I often use maps to be able to create a 

 journey and focus on each step but not forgetting about the “ bigger ” map . 

 Application : 

 I usually start things with mind mapping so we can understand how to create a 

 good journey for the people who will beneﬁt from this idea . In this student association , 

 we work with social impact business . For those people who do n’t know what this is , I will 

 explain in a very easy way . They are businesses that have social impact but also operate 

 according to the logic of proﬁt , which is really diﬀerent from the third sector that people 

 usually associate when someone talks about the social sector . 

 In that way , we need to create a journey connected to the social side of the idea 

 but also think about how we can make proﬁt for the entrepreneur . Therefore , we 

 extract meaning from data in a way that lets patterns and insights emerge . Patterns and 

 insights we might otherwise have missed . Usually , we use a Post It or a board to write 

 the data that we already have and we put the outliers also . Creating a complete mind 

 map of our client ’s business . Sometimes , we even do that in small areas of the business , 

 trying to make it more detailed as possible . Unfortunately , with the crisis caused by the 

 pandemic , we had to move all of our activities to the online world . In a certain way , that 

 was good because now we can reach many areas that we could n’t before ( I live in Brazil , 

 a very large country and full of diﬀerent cultures ) but we had to adaptate our methods . 

 Now we use Miro or even Google Docs to generate mind maps . We usually start 

 by the name of the business , following by its goal , people in social vulnerability who will 

 beneﬁt from this , where the proﬁt will come from and who will buy these product or 

 service ( most of the times , the people who will beneﬁt from this idea are not the same 

 that will buy the product or service generated by the idea ) . And then we emerge into 

 these ideas , studying more about each topic . Besides that , many other topics come 

 from this initial and main topics . In the end , we usually have a really complete mind 

 mapping of the business . 

 We have three diﬀerent areas in this student association : events , consulting and 

 incubation . I ’m an Incubator Design and we have 20 people working in this area , divided 

 into three diﬀerent clients . Each team has 4 Designers and 1 manager , besides the 

 management team that do n't work directly in project ’s areas . In that way , 5 diﬀerent 

 people make the mind map . 

 Insight & Approach : 

 Concluding this , I have learned so much from mind maps and this is such a great 

 tool for work and also on daily problems that we have to face . It is really important so 

 we can actually understand each step , do not let anything important go by and focus on 

 the important thing . Also , mind mapping is looking for patterns and insights . We can get 

 together all data and ﬁnd patterns , besides having insights that are so important for us and 

 our stakeholders . Most of the time , it makes us see other ways to do that speciﬁc thing , 

 innovating and being more successful . Maybe what I think would be nice doing in a diﬀerent 

 way is making the mind mapping easier to understand for other people that do n’t have the 

 same knowledge about the project . In that way , we can see if it makes sense for them , if 

 they have new ideas that we did n't have and try to have the concern to construct it in a way 

 that all people can understand .
### Output: 