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How it works

Two sides of the same thing: the municipality creates the content, residents experience it.

The municipality creates
Residents experience
The workflow

  1. 1

    Create content

    The municipality fills the map with local cultural treasures and walks in the portal. AI helps draft texts and questions, and you publish when the content is ready.

  2. 2

    Residents explore

    The app shows the treasures near the user. The map turns the local area into a place to explore, and every marker hides a story waiting to be found.

  3. 3

    Check in on location

    Be physically nearby, answer a question and unlock the treasure. The heritage is experienced where it belongs, and the points add up along the way.

  4. 4

    Full oversight

    The municipality sees who is taking part and how the content is used, and keeps the map updated as new stories come in.

For the municipality

The editor adds cultural treasures and walks, with AI help for text and questions. You decide what goes in, quality-check the content and publish when you are ready. No technical skills are required, and the content can be changed or expanded at any time.

portal.kulturjakten.no/skatter/ny
Ny skattIH
Kilder
no.wikipedia.org/HåkonshallenBergen byleksikonlokalhistoriewiki.no

Generert innhold

For residents

Residents get the map in their pocket. A cultural treasure is a heritage site shown as a marker on the map, and it unlocks when you are physically near the location. On a culture walk you follow a series of cultural treasures that take you through the cultural history of an area, like a guided tour at your own pace. You earn points for every visit and extra points for answering questions correctly, and you can invite friends to the hunt and earn points when they join. The app works in both Norwegian and English, and lets you reach daily step goals while you learn.

Kulturjakten-appen: kart med kulturskatter