Mind Mapping 

 Challenge     I am working on a city - guide project in Minsk . This is not a very big city , where there are   many institutions for events , but at the moment the choice of a specific place for a party or   meeting with friends is quite complicated . Large - scale events are tied to event organizers   who are used to using personal contacts and rarely offer new places to customers , small   events are usually accompanied by difficult choice of location .   I need to learn how to help people choose a place for an event and invite them to choose   according to those criteria that are important .     Selection     Mind Mapping is a tool for visual display of information that allows you to effectively structure   and process it . An intelligence card is a tree diagram that depicts words , ideas , tasks , or   other concepts connected by branches extending from a central concept or idea . Branches   in the form of smooth lines are indicated and explained by keywords or images . To   understand what is important to users , when choosing a venue for the event , many surveys   were conducted , but the structuring of information in the form of tables or lists was not so   intuitive . Mind Mapping allows in the form of interconnected elements to highlight the main   thing , to get a structure of information more understandable for generating ideas .     Application     To understand the problem and find a solution , interviews were conducted with two parties to   the process of organizing events : cafes and restaurants and their customers . The entire   amount of information was originally a table that needed to be processed , to find patterns   and repeating elements . Each side answered questions and it seemed that there was a lot of   information , but the mind maps made it possible to build answer maps   - separately for cafes   and restaurants , separately for customers .   In the course of our work , we focused on understanding which nodes in the maps are most   important for each side , we use the selection of nodes , expanding them to deeper   explanations and details . The general structuring from important to details gave a complete   picture of past interviews for further work .   When the intelligence cards for the interview were ready and we got a point of view on the   problem for both segments of the problem of finding a place for an event , we proceeded to   the second stage - what if and it also used intelligence cards .   The problems of each segment were identified : for cafes and restaurants - getting new   customers who will be suitable for this place and for customers - finding a place by important   characteristics . The mind map at the previous stage made it possible to highlight the   characteristics that are important , in our city it is the presence of a separate or semi - separate   room for an event , a cuisine , the presence of music and ( for small events ) the number of   seats at one table . 

 When searching for a solution , we worked through various ideas that were added to the   second intellect map as we worked through and came to the conclusion that creating a   catalog with important characteristics found would help make the process of finding a place   for an event more convenient .     Insight     Using mind mapping and design of thinking allowed us to consider the problem from all   sides , to hear both sides and to show empathy for their problems . The most interesting facts   obtained during the work was that people are not ready to make the final reservation of a   place through any services , but it is important for them to quickly and simply find the filtered   information and see a lot of options . People do not want to make decisions relying solely on   technology , but they want to use them when choosing an institution in the initial stages .   Design thinking helped to create exactly what was needed at this stage of industry   development in our city and at the same time gave information that can be used in the   future .     Approach     Next time when using mind maps , I would like to more accurately combine nodes , use more   images and visual elements , because in the course of work on the current task , mind maps   were rather restrained . Perhaps a more creative approach to creating them would give more   good ideas . 


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: Mind Mapping 

 Challenge     I am working on a city - guide project in Minsk . This is not a very big city , where there are   many institutions for events , but at the moment the choice of a specific place for a party or   meeting with friends is quite complicated . Large - scale events are tied to event organizers   who are used to using personal contacts and rarely offer new places to customers , small   events are usually accompanied by difficult choice of location .   I need to learn how to help people choose a place for an event and invite them to choose   according to those criteria that are important .     Selection     Mind Mapping is a tool for visual display of information that allows you to effectively structure   and process it . An intelligence card is a tree diagram that depicts words , ideas , tasks , or   other concepts connected by branches extending from a central concept or idea . Branches   in the form of smooth lines are indicated and explained by keywords or images . To   understand what is important to users , when choosing a venue for the event , many surveys   were conducted , but the structuring of information in the form of tables or lists was not so   intuitive . Mind Mapping allows in the form of interconnected elements to highlight the main   thing , to get a structure of information more understandable for generating ideas .     Application     To understand the problem and find a solution , interviews were conducted with two parties to   the process of organizing events : cafes and restaurants and their customers . The entire   amount of information was originally a table that needed to be processed , to find patterns   and repeating elements . Each side answered questions and it seemed that there was a lot of   information , but the mind maps made it possible to build answer maps   - separately for cafes   and restaurants , separately for customers .   In the course of our work , we focused on understanding which nodes in the maps are most   important for each side , we use the selection of nodes , expanding them to deeper   explanations and details . The general structuring from important to details gave a complete   picture of past interviews for further work .   When the intelligence cards for the interview were ready and we got a point of view on the   problem for both segments of the problem of finding a place for an event , we proceeded to   the second stage - what if and it also used intelligence cards .   The problems of each segment were identified : for cafes and restaurants - getting new   customers who will be suitable for this place and for customers - finding a place by important   characteristics . The mind map at the previous stage made it possible to highlight the   characteristics that are important , in our city it is the presence of a separate or semi - separate   room for an event , a cuisine , the presence of music and ( for small events ) the number of   seats at one table . 

 When searching for a solution , we worked through various ideas that were added to the   second intellect map as we worked through and came to the conclusion that creating a   catalog with important characteristics found would help make the process of finding a place   for an event more convenient .     Insight     Using mind mapping and design of thinking allowed us to consider the problem from all   sides , to hear both sides and to show empathy for their problems . The most interesting facts   obtained during the work was that people are not ready to make the final reservation of a   place through any services , but it is important for them to quickly and simply find the filtered   information and see a lot of options . People do not want to make decisions relying solely on   technology , but they want to use them when choosing an institution in the initial stages .   Design thinking helped to create exactly what was needed at this stage of industry   development in our city and at the same time gave information that can be used in the   future .     Approach     Next time when using mind maps , I would like to more accurately combine nodes , use more   images and visual elements , because in the course of work on the current task , mind maps   were rather restrained . Perhaps a more creative approach to creating them would give more   good ideas .
### Output: 