Doodle for Google is the name of the event which has organized the world's largest search engine. This contest aims to bring together the talents of American educational institutions to develop a logo that will be visible for a day on its website.

This is the fourth year that Google organizes an event of this kind. The theme this year is "If I could do anything, I would ...", ie free themes with only one restriction: the imagination of children.

When Google meets all work between 10 and 17 March (yes unfortunately that American children only), a panel of experts cartographic illustrators and animators will be in charge of choosing the logo that will be in Google for a day.

Thus, the company continues with its traditional decor of the logo which began in 1999 when its founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin started playing with the logo of the company. From there, the idea is still valid in certain days.