REFLECTION 

 MIND MAPPING   Student · Omar Gonzales 

 Coursera · Peer - graded Assignment · 11/28/2020 

 REFLECTION : MIND MAPPING 

 1 . Challenge 

 I ’m working on a redesign project of the exterior of an automatic cutting machine for   Ogilvy the Advertising and   Communication . Before starting the redesign , we had to better understand what were the   client ’s needs , so we had a meeting before the briefing and the briefing itself . 

 2 . Selection & Application 

 When designing , we need to gather a lot of information from research and also from   meetings with the clients , so we can design better products and achieve better   results . To overcome the challenge of being lost having too much information to deal   with at the same time , I always end up using mind maps . They ’re a great tool if you   want better organized data in your project , like said in the course “ Mind mapping is   one of the most powerful tools in the design thinker 's toolbox . ”      All the information gathered from a briefing with a client , like Ogilvy the Advertising and   Communication , can be better   organized utilizing sections , subsections and topics , for example , and you can also use   illustrations , drawings , images – everything that ’ll make you visualize the information   in a better way . My team used Miro to create the mind map , an awesome site if   you ’re a creative person that also likes practicality . There , we checked if all the data   gathered from the client ’s meetings were organized in a simple way that everyone   could understand . Like David Kelley , the founder of IDEO said , “ When I want to do   something analytical , I make a list . When I 'm trying to do something creative , I make   a mind - map ” . 

 3 . Insight 

 A mind map is a great tool to look for patterns , insights , relations between   information , how they ’re all connected in your project . All that leads to more creative   solutions to your designs . After using the tool , I realized how it ’s important for a   design thinker to know how to use it , so he / she can take the next step in a project .   You can see the data way more clearly than if you were using a list and also can give   more creative solutions to your client . 

 4 . Approach 

 Next time I use the tool , I ’ll make sure to better summarize all the information using   shorter phrases and words to describe the client ’s needs and information in general .   I ’ll also use more images and references from the internet to visualize better what   I ’m dealing with , the problems , the solutions and the opportunities . 

 THE END ( thank you for reviewing my assignment ! ) 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Omar Gonzales
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: REFLECTION 

 MIND MAPPING   Student · Omar Gonzales 

 Coursera · Peer - graded Assignment · 11/28/2020 

 REFLECTION : MIND MAPPING 

 1 . Challenge 

 I ’m working on a redesign project of the exterior of an automatic cutting machine for   Ogilvy the Advertising and   Communication . Before starting the redesign , we had to better understand what were the   client ’s needs , so we had a meeting before the briefing and the briefing itself . 

 2 . Selection & Application 

 When designing , we need to gather a lot of information from research and also from   meetings with the clients , so we can design better products and achieve better   results . To overcome the challenge of being lost having too much information to deal   with at the same time , I always end up using mind maps . They ’re a great tool if you   want better organized data in your project , like said in the course “ Mind mapping is   one of the most powerful tools in the design thinker 's toolbox . ”      All the information gathered from a briefing with a client , like Ogilvy the Advertising and   Communication , can be better   organized utilizing sections , subsections and topics , for example , and you can also use   illustrations , drawings , images – everything that ’ll make you visualize the information   in a better way . My team used Miro to create the mind map , an awesome site if   you ’re a creative person that also likes practicality . There , we checked if all the data   gathered from the client ’s meetings were organized in a simple way that everyone   could understand . Like David Kelley , the founder of IDEO said , “ When I want to do   something analytical , I make a list . When I 'm trying to do something creative , I make   a mind - map ” . 

 3 . Insight 

 A mind map is a great tool to look for patterns , insights , relations between   information , how they ’re all connected in your project . All that leads to more creative   solutions to your designs . After using the tool , I realized how it ’s important for a   design thinker to know how to use it , so he / she can take the next step in a project .   You can see the data way more clearly than if you were using a list and also can give   more creative solutions to your client . 

 4 . Approach 

 Next time I use the tool , I ’ll make sure to better summarize all the information using   shorter phrases and words to describe the client ’s needs and information in general .   I ’ll also use more images and references from the internet to visualize better what   I ’m dealing with , the problems , the solutions and the opportunities . 

 THE END ( thank you for reviewing my assignment ! )
### Output: 