Visualization to Understand Priorities 

 In a Design Thinking Session at my job , our customers found lots of problems to work in the   session and we needed to focus in a specific one to solve . We had around 20 people in the room   and at the beginning of the design thinking session they thought and discussed about this and   took some of the main subjects to work . But from a lot of problems , we had to choose only one ,   the most important . 

 We selected the Visualization tool , because it has an important role in Design Thinking process .   Everyone has different experiences , education and points of view and each one interprets things   differently . The Visualization allows you to conduct the session to understand exactly what you   want to say , even if you talk about some complex or unknown subject for the group . As Angela   Mayer said on the video , when we are talking about and verbalizing things we see these things   internally , but we may all understand the words in a slightly different way . In the other words ,   Mena Lara told us that it is not about drawing , the skill or skill that many of us do not have .   It 's about using imagery to make an abstract idea more public and more concrete , so that it will   be more visible , clear , and understandable to others . 

 We put the main problems in a flip - chart and each participant received 5 green stickers ( With   respect to importance ) and 5 red stickers ( with respect to viability ) . All the participants put their   stickers in the subject they judged important or viable . They could choose to put only one sticker   in a subject , put all their stickers in only one subject , in the way they want to spend their stickers   ( 1st image – DT01 ) . Then , the Design Thinking conductor made a graphic where the line X was   about importance and the line Y , viability ( 2nd image – DT02 ) . The result showed everyone the   main subject and everybody agreed to make the Design Thinking Session in this subject . 

 This visualization tool allowed us , in a simple way , to have a better view about the main problem   our customer was facing and we could choose that as a priority . If we did not apply this technique ,   we would probably spend a lot of time discussing what the main subject was and maybe not all   participants would agree with that . 

 I think it ’s a very useful tool and it suits perfectly with our needs . After reaching the results of the   Design Thinking , we could work with Learning Launch , with experiments that are fast and cheap ,   to figure out what are the customer 's needs , if our solution is in line with our customer ’s needs   or not and if it ’s applicable or if we must work with another idea . 

 Image 1 – DT01 

 Image 2 – DT02 


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: Visualization to Understand Priorities 

 In a Design Thinking Session at my job , our customers found lots of problems to work in the   session and we needed to focus in a specific one to solve . We had around 20 people in the room   and at the beginning of the design thinking session they thought and discussed about this and   took some of the main subjects to work . But from a lot of problems , we had to choose only one ,   the most important . 

 We selected the Visualization tool , because it has an important role in Design Thinking process .   Everyone has different experiences , education and points of view and each one interprets things   differently . The Visualization allows you to conduct the session to understand exactly what you   want to say , even if you talk about some complex or unknown subject for the group . As Angela   Mayer said on the video , when we are talking about and verbalizing things we see these things   internally , but we may all understand the words in a slightly different way . In the other words ,   Mena Lara told us that it is not about drawing , the skill or skill that many of us do not have .   It 's about using imagery to make an abstract idea more public and more concrete , so that it will   be more visible , clear , and understandable to others . 

 We put the main problems in a flip - chart and each participant received 5 green stickers ( With   respect to importance ) and 5 red stickers ( with respect to viability ) . All the participants put their   stickers in the subject they judged important or viable . They could choose to put only one sticker   in a subject , put all their stickers in only one subject , in the way they want to spend their stickers   ( 1st image – DT01 ) . Then , the Design Thinking conductor made a graphic where the line X was   about importance and the line Y , viability ( 2nd image – DT02 ) . The result showed everyone the   main subject and everybody agreed to make the Design Thinking Session in this subject . 

 This visualization tool allowed us , in a simple way , to have a better view about the main problem   our customer was facing and we could choose that as a priority . If we did not apply this technique ,   we would probably spend a lot of time discussing what the main subject was and maybe not all   participants would agree with that . 

 I think it ’s a very useful tool and it suits perfectly with our needs . After reaching the results of the   Design Thinking , we could work with Learning Launch , with experiments that are fast and cheap ,   to figure out what are the customer 's needs , if our solution is in line with our customer ’s needs   or not and if it ’s applicable or if we must work with another idea . 

 Image 1 – DT01 

 Image 2 – DT02
### Output: 