Kahoot - https://kahoot.com
Summary: This is a website where users can participate in online quizzes like games. Teachers can also use it in class, and students can use it as a concept to review themselves in a flashcard format. It can be used as a quiz game so that it can be used regardless of grade.
Pros: The fun format makes it easy to induce interest in students and is good for reviewing and organizing each unit.
Cons: It is difficult to identify individual deficiencies because only simple concepts can be checked.
Flipgrid - https://info.flipgrid.com
Summary: This site allows students to respond to prompts by video rather than text. Teachers can also produce videos. This is great for full unit coverage or overall evaluation.
Pros: Verbal rather than the text allows children to transition to their knowledge in more detail and more certainly than providing information in the text.
Cons It isn't easy to use for younger students. The utilization is high when you are at an age where you can learn technically.
Google forms - https://www.google.com/forms/about
Summary: A tool that allows users to answer questions like a survey. Teachers ask multiple-choice or short-choice questions, and students can answer them in that format. And teachers can make it possible for students to ask questions.
Pros: Teachers can ask for detailed and detailed questions. It is also possible anonymously so that students can reveal their shortcomings.
Cons: Requires expert knowledge of the producer and is too monotonous to attract children's interest