Visualization 

 Challenge    Once , I was talking to a group of friends ( between the ages of 17 - 21 ) and they came up   with the following topic : Mental Health . We were talking via FaceTime because we are   on lockdown due to COVID-19 .    The thing is that we could n’t figure out what were we all missing , what was the actual   problem behind the way we were feeling : sad , unmotivated and anxious .   I saw an opportunity . But first I needed to know that we were n’t the only ones feeling   this way .      Selection & Application 

 I decided to ask my close friends on Instagram ( a small group of people in the age of   17 - 21 ) if they were feeling unmotivated , without energy and sad . Most of them say yes   ( 94 % ) .    We realized that something was happening . So , decided to continue . I posted the   following story with the sentence : “ Can you describe how you were feeling before the   Pandemic and now ? Express yourself as you want to ( pictures , collages , drawings ,   writing , etc ) ” .   I selected this tool ( Visualization ) so they could express themselves in whatever way   they felt the need to . It was going to be more useful to fully understand them and the   way they were actually feeling ( we could even analyze the colors used ) than if they   were trying to say it only with words .   They answered immediately . Again , on FaceTime with my team ( the group that started   the discussion ) , we started to figure out what they were trying to say . We discovered   not one but several patterns . I started mind - mapping to understand the ideas better .   Because we are still on lockdown , we ca n’t just go outside and exercise or hang out   with friends . They were all unmotivated because as they could n’t even go outside ,   their brains could n’t find anything to do besides going on the different social media   apps to kill the hours .     Insight & Approach   Finally , my team could figure out what were all the things that these young adults   were missing thanks to these tools . Thanks to the visualization tool they could express   themselves in the way they needed to ; and by mindmapping we could get all the data   together and find the patterns that lead us to possible solutions . We worked together   ( the team and the group that we selected ) all the time to keep the feedback . Also , we   showed them what we came up to so they could actually see what they were trying to   express . A percentage of them replied that they felt identified with some feelings that   someone has expressed , but they have n’t realized until then .   The team agreed on the creation of an Instagram account ( we needed something   social media based due to how and where they spend most of their time and to   interact more with them ) that gives young adults advices on how to focus and study ,   fun activities , some exercises , tips and DIYs , and more ( of course , everything at home ) .    We all agree that the visualization tool is a great tool to truly understand a person , so I   do n’t think we will be changing that any time soon . We will keep this tool as the starter 

 point because it actually works when you need to understand something that people   ca n’t even express through words . 


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 

 Challenge    Once , I was talking to a group of friends ( between the ages of 17 - 21 ) and they came up   with the following topic : Mental Health . We were talking via FaceTime because we are   on lockdown due to COVID-19 .    The thing is that we could n’t figure out what were we all missing , what was the actual   problem behind the way we were feeling : sad , unmotivated and anxious .   I saw an opportunity . But first I needed to know that we were n’t the only ones feeling   this way .      Selection & Application 

 I decided to ask my close friends on Instagram ( a small group of people in the age of   17 - 21 ) if they were feeling unmotivated , without energy and sad . Most of them say yes   ( 94 % ) .    We realized that something was happening . So , decided to continue . I posted the   following story with the sentence : “ Can you describe how you were feeling before the   Pandemic and now ? Express yourself as you want to ( pictures , collages , drawings ,   writing , etc ) ” .   I selected this tool ( Visualization ) so they could express themselves in whatever way   they felt the need to . It was going to be more useful to fully understand them and the   way they were actually feeling ( we could even analyze the colors used ) than if they   were trying to say it only with words .   They answered immediately . Again , on FaceTime with my team ( the group that started   the discussion ) , we started to figure out what they were trying to say . We discovered   not one but several patterns . I started mind - mapping to understand the ideas better .   Because we are still on lockdown , we ca n’t just go outside and exercise or hang out   with friends . They were all unmotivated because as they could n’t even go outside ,   their brains could n’t find anything to do besides going on the different social media   apps to kill the hours .     Insight & Approach   Finally , my team could figure out what were all the things that these young adults   were missing thanks to these tools . Thanks to the visualization tool they could express   themselves in the way they needed to ; and by mindmapping we could get all the data   together and find the patterns that lead us to possible solutions . We worked together   ( the team and the group that we selected ) all the time to keep the feedback . Also , we   showed them what we came up to so they could actually see what they were trying to   express . A percentage of them replied that they felt identified with some feelings that   someone has expressed , but they have n’t realized until then .   The team agreed on the creation of an Instagram account ( we needed something   social media based due to how and where they spend most of their time and to   interact more with them ) that gives young adults advices on how to focus and study ,   fun activities , some exercises , tips and DIYs , and more ( of course , everything at home ) .    We all agree that the visualization tool is a great tool to truly understand a person , so I   do n’t think we will be changing that any time soon . We will keep this tool as the starter 

 point because it actually works when you need to understand something that people   ca n’t even express through words .
### Output: 