Baret, a Cambridge don, explains in a preface that his book began as a compilation of student definitions of "harde words".
His most famous work, Mind, Self, and Society from the Standpoint of a Social Behaviorist, was published after his death and is a compilation of student notes and selections from unpublished manuscripts.
Quantitative analysis tools, such as survey instruments, can allow for easier compilation of student responses that attach numerical scores to students' opinions about different aspects of a curriculum along a continuum, say, 1 5, with 1 being "not useful" to 5 being "very useful" for each aspect.
What was posted was not a compilation of the student body's evaluations of teachers.
Students at most universities can find compilations of informal reviews by past students, describing professorial quirks, testing and grading habits.
The school also produces book compilations of thoughts written by students, conducts exhibitions of student artwork and sells merchandise made by students, to help students develop useful skills, raise funds for the school and raise awareness of autism.
See too Gutas, Avicenna and the Aristotelian Tradition (Leiden, Brill, 1988, pp. 161 66.The former position, which for Gutas stems from Avicenna's middle period, is represented in his Shifâ', Najât, and other major works, while the revised position is found in his Al-Isharât wa l-Tanbihât and in the posthumous compilations of discussions he held with students (al-Mubâhathât).
"The Naked Roommate" is a compilation of expert and student advice on roommates, relationships, classes, friends, finances, dorm life, sex, alcohol, Greek life, laundry and more.
(This is also true of compilations of historical music).
Compilations of New Orleans recipes from the nineteenth century.
