Mind Mapping our way to the creative future 

 The mind mapping is a crucial aspect of the design thinking as it enables tapping in to 

 the left side brain where there is art and creativity . It is defined as a tool that is looking 

 for the patterns and insights in the large quantity of data that is being collected . The 

 goal of using mind maps is to establish the criteria for the “ What if ” ? question in the idea 

 generation phase . It is a tool that enables transition from identifying the problem or the 

 opportunity to exploring various means to getting the solutions . 

 The mind Mapping is an explorative , intuitive and highly engaging tool and it benefits 

 users largely as it connects pieces of related information , it enables inclusion of various 

 role players or stakeholders . The branching as aspect of the mind mapping , as all 

 branches emanate from the centre where the core is , denote the linkages , reporting 

 lines and indicate which aspects are precedent over others . 

 Mind maps are ideal when used in a workshop setup of 10 to 50 people , to gather 

 differing and diverse opinions about a thing a subject or a vision of the organisation 

 even the perceptions of the public . It is essential that total number of participants give 

 contribution of their contribution , then those contribution be cluster into homogeneous/ 

 similar characteristics items and form a common theme , that will enable a solution that 

 will be best fit . 

 For instance , the mind maps can be utilised when there is assessment of a product or 

 service . Then we gather the stakeholders , thus customers and each writes the 

 perceptions they have about an item or business product and what the public perception 

 of the business product is . Expectation is there will be good comments and negative 

 comments and the outliers who come from an extreme end . All these participants 

 opinions are critical and highly important . 

 I used the mind mapping when we were introducing an educational program ( course ) 

 and we had to first hear whether we are still relevant and wanted by the stakeholders , 

 including utilisation of our programs . So we invited all our stakeholders in one room on a 

 workshop . We described our vision that we are working on a new program but before it 

 takes off we wish to ascertain the view of the public about the institution . The mind 

 maps helped a lot as the opinions were highly individualistic and independent yet very 

 intuitive and explorative . We will use the mind maps and other tools such as 

 visualisation and running pilots to test on smaller grouping before we scale up the next 

 time there is a new project to implement . 

 Out of using the mind maps we modified the original design to what the stakeholders 

 had expressed as their need and have made high sales of highly demanded program . 

 As a result , design thinking is the future especially using the relevant tools to relevant 

 problems . 


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 our way to the creative future 

 The mind mapping is a crucial aspect of the design thinking as it enables tapping in to 

 the left side brain where there is art and creativity . It is defined as a tool that is looking 

 for the patterns and insights in the large quantity of data that is being collected . The 

 goal of using mind maps is to establish the criteria for the “ What if ” ? question in the idea 

 generation phase . It is a tool that enables transition from identifying the problem or the 

 opportunity to exploring various means to getting the solutions . 

 The mind Mapping is an explorative , intuitive and highly engaging tool and it benefits 

 users largely as it connects pieces of related information , it enables inclusion of various 

 role players or stakeholders . The branching as aspect of the mind mapping , as all 

 branches emanate from the centre where the core is , denote the linkages , reporting 

 lines and indicate which aspects are precedent over others . 

 Mind maps are ideal when used in a workshop setup of 10 to 50 people , to gather 

 differing and diverse opinions about a thing a subject or a vision of the organisation 

 even the perceptions of the public . It is essential that total number of participants give 

 contribution of their contribution , then those contribution be cluster into homogeneous/ 

 similar characteristics items and form a common theme , that will enable a solution that 

 will be best fit . 

 For instance , the mind maps can be utilised when there is assessment of a product or 

 service . Then we gather the stakeholders , thus customers and each writes the 

 perceptions they have about an item or business product and what the public perception 

 of the business product is . Expectation is there will be good comments and negative 

 comments and the outliers who come from an extreme end . All these participants 

 opinions are critical and highly important . 

 I used the mind mapping when we were introducing an educational program ( course ) 

 and we had to first hear whether we are still relevant and wanted by the stakeholders , 

 including utilisation of our programs . So we invited all our stakeholders in one room on a 

 workshop . We described our vision that we are working on a new program but before it 

 takes off we wish to ascertain the view of the public about the institution . The mind 

 maps helped a lot as the opinions were highly individualistic and independent yet very 

 intuitive and explorative . We will use the mind maps and other tools such as 

 visualisation and running pilots to test on smaller grouping before we scale up the next 

 time there is a new project to implement . 

 Out of using the mind maps we modified the original design to what the stakeholders 

 had expressed as their need and have made high sales of highly demanded program . 

 As a result , design thinking is the future especially using the relevant tools to relevant 

 problems .
### Output: 