Visualization tool 

 Understanding the role of knowledge visualization in the   design thinking process : 

 Visualization 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 . Visualization 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 visualization as “ the mother of all design tools ” , because they are   used in every stage of the design thinking process . Visualization 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 , visualizing outcomes to create new possibilities . 

 The application and benefits of knowledge visualization have been widely   discussed in fields such as strategy , knowledge management and psychology   However , the paramount role of visual reasoning in many instances of problem   solving has not been recognized yet . In order to fully understand how design   thinking teams can benefit from using visualization , we need to understand the   role of visualization through different theoretical lenses . 

 When you get to concept development , Visualization 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 visualize . 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 . 

 the concept of drawing , building prototypes and creating a mind map with   research insights is new to the business world . With business professionals often   scared of sketching and creating with their hands . 

 In order to design the solution , first we have to build a good understanding of the   problem that we are trying to solve . Interviews , observations , desk research and   other research techniques that are applied during this phase generate huge   amount of data – data that has to be grouped and analyze . Creating a research   wall is a great way to display insights , photos , and artifacts – all the relevant   research outputs in one place . This approach helps us build connections between   different findings and understand the bigger picture . The visual aspect of the wall   triggers idea generation and enables project members to better understand   research insights . For this reason design thinkers often use tools such as persona   which give a face to the customer / interviewee . Visual tools that can be used for   understanding the problem are for e.g. personas , mind map , customer journey   maps etc . 

 It is not necessary to poses good drawing skills – as the popular saying goes   “ picture is worth a thousand words ” and even a simple sketch can tell us more   than a 10 minutes description of an idea . In a group setting , visualization helps to   spark idea generation . Seeing what other people are drawing , adding elements to   their drawing or simply discussing the sketches helps to build on top of each other   ideas . Brainstorming sessions can be also enhanced by the use of visual props   such as nudge cards to stimulate idea creation . Drawing can benefit our   understanding of how the idea unfolds through different stages of the service ,   particularly when generating ideas for a new service , 


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 tool 

 Understanding the role of knowledge visualization in the   design thinking process : 

 Visualization 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 . Visualization 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 visualization as “ the mother of all design tools ” , because they are   used in every stage of the design thinking process . Visualization 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 , visualizing outcomes to create new possibilities . 

 The application and benefits of knowledge visualization have been widely   discussed in fields such as strategy , knowledge management and psychology   However , the paramount role of visual reasoning in many instances of problem   solving has not been recognized yet . In order to fully understand how design   thinking teams can benefit from using visualization , we need to understand the   role of visualization through different theoretical lenses . 

 When you get to concept development , Visualization 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 visualize . 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 . 

 the concept of drawing , building prototypes and creating a mind map with   research insights is new to the business world . With business professionals often   scared of sketching and creating with their hands . 

 In order to design the solution , first we have to build a good understanding of the   problem that we are trying to solve . Interviews , observations , desk research and   other research techniques that are applied during this phase generate huge   amount of data – data that has to be grouped and analyze . Creating a research   wall is a great way to display insights , photos , and artifacts – all the relevant   research outputs in one place . This approach helps us build connections between   different findings and understand the bigger picture . The visual aspect of the wall   triggers idea generation and enables project members to better understand   research insights . For this reason design thinkers often use tools such as persona   which give a face to the customer / interviewee . Visual tools that can be used for   understanding the problem are for e.g. personas , mind map , customer journey   maps etc . 

 It is not necessary to poses good drawing skills – as the popular saying goes   “ picture is worth a thousand words ” and even a simple sketch can tell us more   than a 10 minutes description of an idea . In a group setting , visualization helps to   spark idea generation . Seeing what other people are drawing , adding elements to   their drawing or simply discussing the sketches helps to build on top of each other   ideas . Brainstorming sessions can be also enhanced by the use of visual props   such as nudge cards to stimulate idea creation . Drawing can benefit our   understanding of how the idea unfolds through different stages of the service ,   particularly when generating ideas for a new service ,
### Output: 