As part of a test project, MySmartJourney came up with a range of content for Estée Lauder cosmetics.

At the Pulperie de Chicoutimi, a multitude of exhibitions are offered throughout the year, both permanent and temporary. To diversify its offerings and maintain a loyal relationship with its visitors, the museum has chosen to offer activities that vary according to the season and major annual events.

For Christmas and school vacations, the team came up with the idea of creating an interactive game-based tour of the museum.

During the March 2022 school break, the Pulperie de Chicoutimi came up with the idea of offering a family activity at the museum. While the activity could take various forms, its team chose to prioritize digital and contactless options to accompany the exploration of the establishment's spaces.

The Pulperie de Chicoutimi offers both permanent and temporary exhibitions to their visitors. At the end of April 2022, the museum presented its audience with a new temporary exhibition: "The Saguenay River - Eternal Heart of Maritime Commerce." Presenting the history of the river and its importance to the surrounding populations, the museum came up with the idea of making the exhibition interactive and appealing to children by enhancing it with a digital journey.

The Murder Mystery activity developed by the Boréalis Museum is perfectly tailored to its audience, offering content that is both educational and entertaining. This industrial heritage site, converted into a museum, allows visitors to immerse themselves in the fascinating history of paper in an interactive and engaging way.

Boréalis wanted to encourage its visitors to return, but also to attract a new audience with an innovative solution.

An exceptional historical site in Saguenay, the Pulperie de Chicoutimi is a museum that offers various exhibitions throughout the year. With a wide reach across the region, it attracts a diverse clientele: families, groups, and cruise ship passengers. Every year, thousands of visitors pass through the doors of La Pulperie.

The museum has a shop where it displays the works of several local artists. To showcase these artists, La Pulperie came up with an original solution by creating a mini interactive tour.

A mini tour to promote the work of artists

The Boréalis Museum has launched a digital murder mystery game called “In Search of a Missing Worker.” It is an interactive police investigation that takes place in the authentic setting of the Boréalis paper industry museum.

By using the same museum space, this new activity has generated additional revenue for the museum, which had to work on optimizing an existing space.

The Montreal Science Centre has created a museum prototype called Soap Bubbles as part of the Explore exhibition, with Prisme, Ottomata, and MySmartJourney, in order to collectively imagine new digital mediation tools aimed at offering visitors enriching and safe experiences.

Elisabeth Monast-Moreau, exhibition project manager, conceived and produced the content for this interactive test exhibit to provide additional information by revisiting the bubble machine and looking at it from a different perspective.

La Pulperie de Chicoutimi wanted to create several digital tours to enhance its temporary and permanent exhibitions and diversify its offering for the enjoyment of its visitors. After comparing the options on the market, the museum turned to MySmartJourney to create its content. Dany Cloutier, communications manager, shares his experience using the platform.

Boréalis is a major tourist attraction in Mauricie, offering a rich and rewarding experience. This former industrial heritage site, now converted into a museum, allows visitors to discover the history of paper in an immersive and interactive way.

A traditional murder mystery requires a lot of resources and is very expensive. That's why the museum sought a solution to make a fun and enigmatic activity viable and permanent.