Challenge and selection 

 I work for a Health and Safety organization . We have an online platform that employees use to submit   new ideas . We launched a specific challenge that asked people to share ideas on how virtual reality   and/or augmented reality could be used to improve our health and safety practices . 

 There was a total of 8 ideas submitted and 39 associated comments that built on those ideas and/or   gave alternative approaches . 

 It was my job to select the winning idea that could then be prototyped and tested . 

 In week 3 of the course , during the MeYouHealth Story Part II : What if ? , Natalia mentioned that mind   mapping was used to help look for themes and patterns . I choose to use mind mapping as a graphical   tool to represent all the ideas and concepts . 

 Mind mapping is looking for patterns and insights in a large quantity of data you collected during your   exploration . In my case , I had all these ideas and comments about what people perceived to be their   current reality and how virtual or augmented reality could help . I thought mind mapping could provide   the segway from what is to what if . 

 Application 

 I went through each submitted idea and the associated comments and mapped out all the themes ,   ideas , applications and concerns . 

 The mind map gave me a holistic picture of the main insights from the challenge on one page . I was able   to group similar themes and patterns together which highlighted a reoccurring theme throughout most   of the ideas . 

 Ì also used the mind map as a visual aid to share with my colleagues so they could clearly see the   reoccurring themes and understand my selection process . It gave them a visual view of the summary of   the challenge . 

 Insight 

 Before I developed the mind map , I had to flick between pages reading each individual challenge   separately , trying to remember what the other page mentioned and trying to link themes and patterns   in my head . 

 Mind mapping helped consolidate a lot of information into a singular visual format so I could see all the   themes and patterns on one page and make connections . This helped me understand what was most   important to people i.e their main challenges . 

 Another insight I learned is that sometimes people share their thoughts and opinions in different ways   but the underlying issue at heart could be the same . When you get all those thoughts and opinions on   one page it is easier to link the themes and patterns . 

 The mind map also helped me summarize the challenge results to other people . It spared them the time   of having to go through all of the ideas individually . 

 I think storytelling would complement this process . Once you have a collection of similar thoughts and   ideas you could create a story to highlight the process and the results , and also highlight how the   combination of peoples input can create something far more valuable . 


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: Challenge and selection 

 I work for a Health and Safety organization . We have an online platform that employees use to submit   new ideas . We launched a specific challenge that asked people to share ideas on how virtual reality   and/or augmented reality could be used to improve our health and safety practices . 

 There was a total of 8 ideas submitted and 39 associated comments that built on those ideas and/or   gave alternative approaches . 

 It was my job to select the winning idea that could then be prototyped and tested . 

 In week 3 of the course , during the MeYouHealth Story Part II : What if ? , Natalia mentioned that mind   mapping was used to help look for themes and patterns . I choose to use mind mapping as a graphical   tool to represent all the ideas and concepts . 

 Mind mapping is looking for patterns and insights in a large quantity of data you collected during your   exploration . In my case , I had all these ideas and comments about what people perceived to be their   current reality and how virtual or augmented reality could help . I thought mind mapping could provide   the segway from what is to what if . 

 Application 

 I went through each submitted idea and the associated comments and mapped out all the themes ,   ideas , applications and concerns . 

 The mind map gave me a holistic picture of the main insights from the challenge on one page . I was able   to group similar themes and patterns together which highlighted a reoccurring theme throughout most   of the ideas . 

 Ì also used the mind map as a visual aid to share with my colleagues so they could clearly see the   reoccurring themes and understand my selection process . It gave them a visual view of the summary of   the challenge . 

 Insight 

 Before I developed the mind map , I had to flick between pages reading each individual challenge   separately , trying to remember what the other page mentioned and trying to link themes and patterns   in my head . 

 Mind mapping helped consolidate a lot of information into a singular visual format so I could see all the   themes and patterns on one page and make connections . This helped me understand what was most   important to people i.e their main challenges . 

 Another insight I learned is that sometimes people share their thoughts and opinions in different ways   but the underlying issue at heart could be the same . When you get all those thoughts and opinions on   one page it is easier to link the themes and patterns . 

 The mind map also helped me summarize the challenge results to other people . It spared them the time   of having to go through all of the ideas individually . 

 I think storytelling would complement this process . Once you have a collection of similar thoughts and   ideas you could create a story to highlight the process and the results , and also highlight how the   combination of peoples input can create something far more valuable .
### Output: 