Reflection - Mind Mapping 

 Challenge : 

 When working in research , at the beginning of any project it is required to have clear ideas about   the topic to be carried out . Especially when working in a group , where each one , with their   experience , provides options for a project . Then it is necessary to understand and try to choose   a specific topic and focus our ideas towards the same point in order to carry out the initial idea .   The challenge is precisely this , to bring together the entire working group and , together , to   propose and choose the topic that will be developed during the project that begins . 

 Selection : 

 In this case , the tool I have chosen is the mind map since it allows the organization of ideas ,   taking into account patterns and perspectives , as mentioned in module 3 . With mind maps it is   possible to take the ideas of all group participants and organize them in such a way that you   have a clear idea of the options available . 

 Application : 

 In the case of the beginning of the planning of a project , the use of a mind map was quite useful   since , being a diverse group and each person with their own idea and theme , the map allowed   to organize all the ideas , put them in agreement to a topic , group them and then , among all the   participants , choose based on different criteria which one was convenient to continue to the   next stage . So , once the ideal theme was had , it was possible to start planning the rest of the   project , based on the map made . 

 Insight : 

 In this case , the use of a mind map is adequate to organize the different ideas that the people   who make up a work group have . In this way , each person participates actively and is able to   make their opinion known . In addition , it was useful for the challenge of starting a collaborative   project because the ideas were raised clearly and without limitations , helping to have different   points of view that helped to expand the repertoire of ideas and see which of them could be   more innovative . 

 Approach : 

 Although the mind map was a good decision for this challenge , the visualization tool could also   be applied since it allows to have a greater understanding of the ideas of each participant and   in this way to be able to solve the problem posed , visual thinking is , so to speak , the way to see   in a more direct and tangible way what another person thinks . 


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: Reflection - Mind Mapping 

 Challenge : 

 When working in research , at the beginning of any project it is required to have clear ideas about   the topic to be carried out . Especially when working in a group , where each one , with their   experience , provides options for a project . Then it is necessary to understand and try to choose   a specific topic and focus our ideas towards the same point in order to carry out the initial idea .   The challenge is precisely this , to bring together the entire working group and , together , to   propose and choose the topic that will be developed during the project that begins . 

 Selection : 

 In this case , the tool I have chosen is the mind map since it allows the organization of ideas ,   taking into account patterns and perspectives , as mentioned in module 3 . With mind maps it is   possible to take the ideas of all group participants and organize them in such a way that you   have a clear idea of the options available . 

 Application : 

 In the case of the beginning of the planning of a project , the use of a mind map was quite useful   since , being a diverse group and each person with their own idea and theme , the map allowed   to organize all the ideas , put them in agreement to a topic , group them and then , among all the   participants , choose based on different criteria which one was convenient to continue to the   next stage . So , once the ideal theme was had , it was possible to start planning the rest of the   project , based on the map made . 

 Insight : 

 In this case , the use of a mind map is adequate to organize the different ideas that the people   who make up a work group have . In this way , each person participates actively and is able to   make their opinion known . In addition , it was useful for the challenge of starting a collaborative   project because the ideas were raised clearly and without limitations , helping to have different   points of view that helped to expand the repertoire of ideas and see which of them could be   more innovative . 

 Approach : 

 Although the mind map was a good decision for this challenge , the visualization tool could also   be applied since it allows to have a greater understanding of the ideas of each participant and   in this way to be able to solve the problem posed , visual thinking is , so to speak , the way to see   in a more direct and tangible way what another person thinks .
### Output: 