I did several things to prepare for my informative speech. First, I thought of a topic. I chose the topic of "memes" because many people do not know about the glories that shower memes daily. Also, the history of memes seemed interesting to me; I was able to learn several things through research, including the origin of the word and the history of the meme "Kilroy was here." After I had decided on a topic, I began working on my Powerpoint. I realized that making a Powerpoint presentation was going to be much simpler than drawing all of the memes by hand. I gathered pictured of many viral memes over the years, and I edited myself as the meme format "Wot in presentation." I also edited a "Rick-roll" video, which is a type of video that cuts to the Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up." (This song is worth listening to if you haven't heard it.) Once my Powerpoint was…show more content… I quickly wrote down my sources on notecards so that I did not forget to list them. With the aid of my Powerpoint, my speech went fluently. Or at least, it did for the most part. I did several things to prepare for my informative speech. First, I thought of a topic. I chose the topic of "memes" because many people do not know about the glories that shower memes daily. Also, the history of memes seemed interesting to me; I was able to learn several things through research, including the origin of the word and the history of the meme "Kilroy was here." After I had decided on a topic, I began working on my Powerpoint. I realized that making a Powerpoint presentation was going to be much simpler than drawing all of the memes by hand. I gathered pictured of many viral memes over the years, and I edited myself as the meme format "Wot in presentation." I also edited a "Rick-roll" video, which is a type of video that cuts to the Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up." (This song is worth listening to if you haven't heard
