Regardless of the applied style, the metadata is always stored in ArcGIS metadata format. In addition to determining the information available for viewing and editing, the metadata style identifies the metadata standard you are following and the schema used to validate an item's metadata for the standard. Organizations select a metadata style, which configures the organization’s experience for editing and viewing metadata. Metadata can be included for all items in a portal including web maps, web scenes, and web apps. Organizations can enable metadata, which allows members of the organization to use the built-in metadata editor to include additional standards-based metadata for all item types. It is copied, moved, and deleted with the item. Within ArcGIS, metadata is saved with the item it describes. This information can help others discover and validate the usefulness of the items. It can also include additional information such a summary and description, how accurate and recent the item is, restrictions associated with using and sharing the item, credits, and so on. Item details include the title, the type, and the source, author, last modified date, thumbnail, and tags.
In ArcGIS Online, an item's metadata is created, edited, and viewed on the item page. Metadata is information that describes an item.
Metadata styles, standards, and profiles.
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