In my opinion, all of the mentioned educational resources can be useful in different fields of study. Some allow teachers to test students’ knowledge; others, on the contrary, are tools for memorizing information. However, I find some resources to be slightly more helpful than others. I would include in this list Jeopardy Labs, Socrative, and Quizlet (College of Education). Jeopardy Labs allows users to create games so that the educational process would be more interesting for children. Socrative is a good tool for continuous engagement with the audience. Quizlet is a tool for students, thanks to which they can remember much more information using cards.
I would use Jeopardy Labs to help children learn new material better. For example, create games after each topic covered so that they can better retain the information. Socrative is a good tool for intermediate knowledge testing. I would use it to understand how the children have mastered the material and, if necessary, correct the process. I would transfer some of the course information to Quizlet so that the kids can use an unusual memorization tool. Thus, they would better remember the information and learn how to use a new way to retain information.
Of the three, I find Quizlet to be the most helpful resource. On the one hand, it allows students to learn the material in flashcards, which is a proven way of memorizing. On the other hand, it will enable teachers to conduct tests, which is also an essential part of the educational process. Therefore, it can be helpful for both teachers and students and form the educational process.
Reference
College of Education. Technology resources library. Web.