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This month's edition of The Pulse podcast features a conversation with Mary Ann Gawelek, provost of Seton Hill University, discussing how her institution's iPad experiment -- begun in 2010 -- has fared.

In the conversation with Rodney B. Murray, the host of The Pulse, Gawelek discusses why Seton Hill gave students iPads and MacBook Pros, how its faculty members are adjusting to the university's new approach, and what lessons campus officials have learned.

The Pulse is Inside Higher Ed's monthly technology podcast, produced by Murray, executive director of the office of academic technology at University of the Sciences.

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