MATC Student E-mail
Student Web E-mail is an account that is set up for students at registration. Using the MATC Network requires your compliance with all applicable MATC Policies and Procedures. Read and review the policy.
To learn more about using MATC Web-based e-mail, you may view the "How To" videos, the "How To" text instructions, and/or review the e-mail tips.
Once you have logged in, you will see your e-mail name listed above the folders. Your e-mail address will be as follows: name@email.matc.edu
Login Now and be sure to change your password to something more secure. This new password will also be your password to log into the Blackboard system.
You will also need to create a sent e-mail folder so you will have a copy of the messages you send. You will find directions on how to do this in the Text Instructions link above.
Problems with e-mail? Contact the Helpdesk at 414-297-6541.
Personal Web-Based Data Storage for MATC Students
Welcome to MyData at MATC! Now students will enjoy secure, immediate access to their data from any computer connected to the Internet. Students can save files from any application, including Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. .
Directions for use:
- Ensure that you are using Internet Explorer version 5.5 or later.
- MyData web storage relies on 128 bit data encryption, which is not available in earlier versions of Internet Explorer.
- Type the following web address into the address bar of your browser:
https://mydata.matc.edu/
- Enter your username and password.
- The username will match the username assigned to you for Internet mail here at MATC.
- If you experience any difficulties, contact the Helpdesk at 414- 297-6541.
- Your password will be six characters long and take the following form:
- First letter of first name
- First letter of last name
- 2 digit birth month
- 2 digit birth day
- Example: Sara Jones, born on May 12, would have the password sj0512.
- After logging in, you will see your folder and a file called webdav.html.
- Just ignore the webdav.html file.
- Double-click on your folder.
- You may now drag and drop files and/or folders into your storage folder.
- Arrange your windows so you can see both the source folder (where the file you want to copy is located) and your MyData Storage folder.
- Left click on the file you want to copy and drag and drop the file to your MyData Storage folder. The file will be copied into your MyData Storage folder.
- If the file does not appear right away in your MyData folder, right click anywhere in the MyData folder and select the "Refresh" option. The file will now appear if the file was copied successfully.
- You may also copy and paste content into this folder.
- Right-click on the file you want to copy.
- Select the "Copy" option.
- Right-click inside your MyData storage window in the folder where you want the copy to be made and select the "Paste" option.
- If the file does not appear right away in your MyData folder, right click anywhere in the MyData folder and select the "Refresh" option. The file will now appear if the file was copied and pasted successfully.
- Student file storage will be limited to 10 megabytes.
- Additional space can be requested and authorized by an instructor.
- If you have configured your MyData folder to appear as a web folder under the "My Network Places" option on your computer, you will be able to save directly to this location from inside programs such as Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.
- At this time it is recommended that you change your password.
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