Google Speech
Presenter: General Purpose: Specific Purpose:
Central Idea:
Informative Speech Outline Sample Student
To inform
To inform the audience about Google Incorporation and its significant and various technological innovations.
Google is more than a search engine; it is one of the most technologically innovative companies of the 21st century.
I. Introduction
A. Imagine yourself walking into a bookstore that contains billions of books. Billions of books that’s not organized, not in alphabetic, categorical, or genre order; No employee to assist you and no centralized system. You need to find a specific book in a short amount of time. Posed in this predicament, it is extremely doubtful you’ll be able to find that book. The World Wide Web is no different; it is a highly disorganized collection of documents in many different formats. But thanks to search engines, we know there’s a solution.
B. Google is the most popular search engine used by everyone in the world today. It provides users organized and relevant search results in a matter of seconds. It is also one of the most technologically innovative companies of the 21st century.
C. Based on my research through reading books, journals, and articles I have gathered substantial information about Google Incorporation.
D. Three main points people should know about Google is: 1. History of Google Incorporation
2. The Science Behind Google’s Search Engine 3. Google Project Glass
II. History of Google Incorporation A. Larry Page and Sergey Brin
1. 1998 - Founders of Google Incorporation. 2. 1995 - The two met in Stanford University.
a. Stanford computer science grad students. 3. Collaborated on a search engine called BackRub.
a. According to Steven Levy author of In The Plex, “Page understood that web links were like citations in a scholarly article. It was widely recognized that you could identify which papers were really important without reading them—simply tally up how many other papers cited them in notes and
Central Idea:
Informative Speech Outline Sample Student
To inform
To inform the audience about Google Incorporation and its significant and various technological innovations.
Google is more than a search engine; it is one of the most technologically innovative companies of the 21st century.
I. Introduction
A. Imagine yourself walking into a bookstore that contains billions of books. Billions of books that’s not organized, not in alphabetic, categorical, or genre order; No employee to assist you and no centralized system. You need to find a specific book in a short amount of time. Posed in this predicament, it is extremely doubtful you’ll be able to find that book. The World Wide Web is no different; it is a highly disorganized collection of documents in many different formats. But thanks to search engines, we know there’s a solution.
B. Google is the most popular search engine used by everyone in the world today. It provides users organized and relevant search results in a matter of seconds. It is also one of the most technologically innovative companies of the 21st century.
C. Based on my research through reading books, journals, and articles I have gathered substantial information about Google Incorporation.
D. Three main points people should know about Google is: 1. History of Google Incorporation
2. The Science Behind Google’s Search Engine 3. Google Project Glass
II. History of Google Incorporation A. Larry Page and Sergey Brin
1. 1998 - Founders of Google Incorporation. 2. 1995 - The two met in Stanford University.
a. Stanford computer science grad students. 3. Collaborated on a search engine called BackRub.
a. According to Steven Levy author of In The Plex, “Page understood that web links were like citations in a scholarly article. It was widely recognized that you could identify which papers were really important without reading them—simply tally up how many other papers cited them in notes and