Infinite Stories is an iOS and Android application that allows users to create, view, and animate active, customizable, and interactive digital social stories.
https://infinitashistorias.es/

This tool supports intervention efforts by fostering social skills, creativity, and planning.

The main aspects covered by the application include:
- Social skills and conflict resolution.
- Anticipation and understanding of everyday situations.
- Learning guidelines.
- Identifying the causes of a problem.
- Help overcome anxiety, frustration, and stress.
- Support the expression of emotions and the recognition of others' emotions.
- Reinforce positive aspects of everyday situations.
- Improve social skills through activities and real-life experiences.
- Help understand complex contexts by learning to respond to different situations and generalizing knowledge.
- Stimulate storytelling skills, fostering the initiative to share lived or imagined experiences (creativity).
- Develop pragmatic language skills.
- Train Theory of Mind and false belief understanding.
- Personalize stories to adapt to the user’s age, needs, interests, learning pace, interaction style, emotions, and vocabulary.

Support students in acquiring and understanding the use of a new resource, engaging in interactive play with peers, and developing planning strategies.

Implementation Steps:
1- Introducing the Classroom Routine: Use Infinite Stories to create an animated social story outlining the sequence of activities in the robotics class.
2- Presenting the Use of a New Resource: Develop a personalized digital story explaining how to use a new robotic tool or coding software.
3- Encouraging Play and Social Interaction: Allow students to explore the resource through the app by interacting with animated scenarios that model turn-taking, collaboration, and problem-solving.
4- Teaching Planning Strategies: Create an interactive storyboard where students plan their project by choosing components, setting goals, and organizing steps.
Offer multiple paths within the story to encourage decision-making and problem-solving.
5- Offering Alternatives and Analyzing Consequences: Design branching storylines where students can choose different approaches to solve a challenge (e.g., using one type of sensor versus another in their robot).
Discuss the outcomes of each choice and reflect on what worked best.