Example reflection - Visualisation 

 Challenge and Selection- 

 One challenge within an organization is to develop new innovative products and services and 

 present them to the market . These products must be developed in an economical and 

 sustainable way . They must also answer a desire or need on the market , be technologically 

 and organizationally feasible and financially viable ( Brown , 2009 ) . Design competency in 

 organizations can help to improve the processes of creating innovative , sustainable products 

 and services . A typical design process includes generic steps such as the identification of 

 needs , idea generation and conceptual design , detailed product design , the preparation of 

 production and design of production system , production , marketing and delivery . Defined 

 generic design phases include Idea and Concept Design , Product Design and System Design . 

 These phases often differ from each other in objectives and approaches but have the design 

 concept in common . Another aspect these phases share is the use and need of visual 

 communication . 

 Application- 

 Visualisation is a core component of the way that we communicate , whether we 're aware of it 

 or not . When we 're dealing with very complex problems , we 're enacting a different kind of 

 problem solving that has to bring in more than just logic . Visualisation is really important for 

 the process of Design Thinking because it 's actually a way of unlocking a different part of our 

 brain . It allows us to think in a non - verbal way and access parts of our brain , our creativity . 

 Most design thinkers call visualisation as “ the mother of all design tools ” , because they are 

 used in every stage of the design thinking process . 

 Visualisation is equal parts listening , thinking and drawing . Listening is the input , thinking is 

 the processing and drawing is the output . These three skills work together equally in 

 understanding complexity , visualising outcomes to create new possibilities . 

 Do not let drawing eclipse the importance of listening and thinking skills just because it is 

 more visible and tangible . In my own experience , we can cultivate this skill set . Visualisation 

 takes us beyond just using words or language alone . The beauty of using Visualisation is that 

 we can tap into a single picture . The more you begin to use pictures , the more that you begin 

 to diagram while you talk and create a visual image for people of how you are thinking . 

 The world will always need people who can see the bigger picture - those who listen , who 

 find patterns , and make connections . The world around us is complex and needs us to 

 strengthen our ability capture and organise ideas . We need more clarity . We need more 

 shared understanding . We need more simplicity . The more likely you are to achieve a sense 

 of agreement and consensus with people , the more you are likely to draw out conversation . In 

 an environment where your ability to get things done and to solve problems is dependent on 

 other people being able to understand you and align their ideas with yours . 

 Insight and approach- 

 It 's really really important to be able to understand the way that you communicate with 

 people . The primary tools for thinking visually are really just mastering some basic elements 

 of imagining people , spaces , situations and actions or movements . It 's very easy to create a 

 simple diagram –   and most anyone can draw a stick figure , a circle , a square , or an arrow . 

 Those are the basic building blocks of creating a Visualisation . We can unlock the power to 

 think differently by doodling . Alicia Diane Durand ’s Discovery Doodles - The complete 

 series is a good starting point if you are in search of confidence and want to learn basic visual 

 elements . I try to practice with and learn from my three little girls Princess ( 7 ) , Princess ( 4 ) 

 and Princess ( 2 ) . The kids doodle naturally not afraid of judgement . I am not a Picasso . I 

 might not pass the high - school ‘ arts ’ exam even if return to it once again . 

 Visualisation has a role to play throughout the Design Thinking . It 's an incredible tool , in that 

 sense , in that we 're using those tools and that part of our brain at each phase in the design 

 process . It 's not just something that has an application in one part of the Design Thinking . It 

 has many ways of being useful at different parts of the Design Thinking process . 

 When you get to concept development , Visualisation becomes incredibly useful . Your brain 

 is creating pictures of something that does n't yet exist . It 's creating pictures of something that 

 will soon be . As we move forward into prototyping , we get much more detailed in the way 

 that we start to visualise . Then we create very complex diagrams or maps of how we think the 

 customer experience is going to work ideally . Pictures and images enable us to not only help 

 people understand what it is we 're trying to do but to help persuade them in the worthiness of 

 that particular idea or the strength of that concept . 

 This can be a little intimidating at first for some . I think that people will find that once they 

 start getting in the habit of doing that , you quickly see how the rest of the room responds to 

 you when you get up and you start drawing . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Princess, Princess, Princess
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: Example reflection - Visualisation 

 Challenge and Selection- 

 One challenge within an organization is to develop new innovative products and services and 

 present them to the market . These products must be developed in an economical and 

 sustainable way . They must also answer a desire or need on the market , be technologically 

 and organizationally feasible and financially viable ( Brown , 2009 ) . Design competency in 

 organizations can help to improve the processes of creating innovative , sustainable products 

 and services . A typical design process includes generic steps such as the identification of 

 needs , idea generation and conceptual design , detailed product design , the preparation of 

 production and design of production system , production , marketing and delivery . Defined 

 generic design phases include Idea and Concept Design , Product Design and System Design . 

 These phases often differ from each other in objectives and approaches but have the design 

 concept in common . Another aspect these phases share is the use and need of visual 

 communication . 

 Application- 

 Visualisation is a core component of the way that we communicate , whether we 're aware of it 

 or not . When we 're dealing with very complex problems , we 're enacting a different kind of 

 problem solving that has to bring in more than just logic . Visualisation is really important for 

 the process of Design Thinking because it 's actually a way of unlocking a different part of our 

 brain . It allows us to think in a non - verbal way and access parts of our brain , our creativity . 

 Most design thinkers call visualisation as “ the mother of all design tools ” , because they are 

 used in every stage of the design thinking process . 

 Visualisation is equal parts listening , thinking and drawing . Listening is the input , thinking is 

 the processing and drawing is the output . These three skills work together equally in 

 understanding complexity , visualising outcomes to create new possibilities . 

 Do not let drawing eclipse the importance of listening and thinking skills just because it is 

 more visible and tangible . In my own experience , we can cultivate this skill set . Visualisation 

 takes us beyond just using words or language alone . The beauty of using Visualisation is that 

 we can tap into a single picture . The more you begin to use pictures , the more that you begin 

 to diagram while you talk and create a visual image for people of how you are thinking . 

 The world will always need people who can see the bigger picture - those who listen , who 

 find patterns , and make connections . The world around us is complex and needs us to 

 strengthen our ability capture and organise ideas . We need more clarity . We need more 

 shared understanding . We need more simplicity . The more likely you are to achieve a sense 

 of agreement and consensus with people , the more you are likely to draw out conversation . In 

 an environment where your ability to get things done and to solve problems is dependent on 

 other people being able to understand you and align their ideas with yours . 

 Insight and approach- 

 It 's really really important to be able to understand the way that you communicate with 

 people . The primary tools for thinking visually are really just mastering some basic elements 

 of imagining people , spaces , situations and actions or movements . It 's very easy to create a 

 simple diagram –   and most anyone can draw a stick figure , a circle , a square , or an arrow . 

 Those are the basic building blocks of creating a Visualisation . We can unlock the power to 

 think differently by doodling . Alicia Diane Durand ’s Discovery Doodles - The complete 

 series is a good starting point if you are in search of confidence and want to learn basic visual 

 elements . I try to practice with and learn from my three little girls Princess ( 7 ) , Princess ( 4 ) 

 and Princess ( 2 ) . The kids doodle naturally not afraid of judgement . I am not a Picasso . I 

 might not pass the high - school ‘ arts ’ exam even if return to it once again . 

 Visualisation has a role to play throughout the Design Thinking . It 's an incredible tool , in that 

 sense , in that we 're using those tools and that part of our brain at each phase in the design 

 process . It 's not just something that has an application in one part of the Design Thinking . It 

 has many ways of being useful at different parts of the Design Thinking process . 

 When you get to concept development , Visualisation becomes incredibly useful . Your brain 

 is creating pictures of something that does n't yet exist . It 's creating pictures of something that 

 will soon be . As we move forward into prototyping , we get much more detailed in the way 

 that we start to visualise . Then we create very complex diagrams or maps of how we think the 

 customer experience is going to work ideally . Pictures and images enable us to not only help 

 people understand what it is we 're trying to do but to help persuade them in the worthiness of 

 that particular idea or the strength of that concept . 

 This can be a little intimidating at first for some . I think that people will find that once they 

 start getting in the habit of doing that , you quickly see how the rest of the room responds to 

 you when you get up and you start drawing .
### Output: 