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From https://www.getty.edu/research/scholars/digital_art_history/getty_scholars_workspace/index.html

Getty Scholars' Workspace is an online environment designed to support collaborative art-historical research. It provides a space and a toolset that enable research teams to examine digital surrogates of works of art and primary source materials, build a bibliography, translate and annotate texts, and exchange ideas. With Scholars' Workspace, research and communication are consolidated into a single online location accessible from anywhere.

The outcome of a project conducted in Scholars' Workspace might be an exhibition, a seminar, a digital or print publication, a scholarly talk, or something else entirely. While it is not designed to produce these outcomes itself, Scholars' Workspace helps research teams to organize their materials, such as texts and images, and facilitates analysis, investigation, and communication. The workspace is designed to accommodate the multiple perspectives that are typical of humanities research.

Features  
•    Bibliography builder: collaboratively manage citations online  
•    Comparison tool: upload images and create comparisons on a digital light table
•    Essay tool: write, edit, and annotate texts  
•    Forum: record and store project-related correspondence in a centralized location
•    Image tool: upload, crop, and annotate images
•    Manuscript presentation tool: upload a manuscript or other archival document and record team transcriptions and translations
•    Timeline: create an illustrated list of relevant dates in chronological order

Learn more at https://www.getty.edu/research/scholars/digital_art_history/getty_scholars_workspace/index.html