Library Jargon - what do these words mean?

Annexe
This is the off campus storage location of low use/low demand library items. It is located in Waterdale Road, Bundoora.
Audiovisual
AV items in the library incorporate a large variety of formats such as DVDs, videos, CDs, music scores, microforms, computer software, models and kits.
Bibliography
This is a list of books, journals or online resources that you have used or cited when writing a thesis, essay or assignment.
BONUS+
This is a resource sharing project between a number of Australian and New Zealand libraries. If you cannot find an item in La Trobe University library catalogue, then you can request it, via the BONUS+ button in the library catalogue, from another BONUS+ library.
Call number
This is the library classification number you will find on every item in the library (e.g. on the spine of a book). It is the way you can find items in the library shelves.
Catalogue
This refers to the Library Catalogue which is a register of all the items available through the library. You can search it by various means (author, title, keyword etc.) to find the item you need.
CAVAL
This is a reciprocal borrowing program whereby you are able to borrow from other libraries that are part of the CAVAL scheme.
Citation
This is a reference embedded in the body of your thesis/essay to a source that will be included in your bibliography.
Copyright
This is a form of intellectual property, making sure that the creator of a work is given appropriate credit.
Document delivery
This is a service that obtains copies or loans of items, that La Trobe library does not have, from other libraries. 
Electronic reserve
These are high demand resources that lecturers have indicated will be required by students during the year. The library makes certain items available in electronic format so that they can be accessed online. They can include copies of journal articles or book chapters.
Electronic resource
These are resources that you can access online via a computer. They are available 24/7 and include journals, newspapers, books, videos, images.
EndNote
This is a program to use to manage your bibliographies and references when writing an essay or assignment.
Footnote
This is text that is placed at the bottom of the page in your thesis/essay. You usually use a superscripted number after the text to link to the footnote. These are often used as an alternative to a long explanatory note.
Full text
This indicates that the entire text of a journal article or book is available. It usually relates to online items.
Holdshelf
When you have asked the library to hold an item for you (see Request a hold), it will be placed on the holdshelf in your campus library where you can collect it.
Keyword
These are words or phrases that you use when searching a database, library Catalogue or the web to find specific content.
Libguides
These are guides developed by faculty librarians to assist you in the use of the library and finding resources for your studies.
My Library
You can login to your library record. You can then view and renew your loans, check on your holds or list your overdue items with fines. You can also start up the Borrowing History option.
Off campus
La Trobe University students that are studying away from campus.
Off shore
La Trobe University students that are studying outside of Australia.
Reference list
This is a list of books, journals or online resources that you have cited when writing a thesis, essay or assignment.  
Request a hold
If an item is currently unavailable or is located in another campus library, then you can request that item via the Request a Hold button in the Catalogue. The item will then be placed on the holdshelf at your campus for you to collect.
Research Smart
This is a series of seminars offered by the library and the Research Education and Development unit for postgraduate students and researchers.
Reserve
This is a collection of items that lecturers have indicated will be in high demand over the year. They have restrictions on their borrowing periods so that they are more available to all students. 
Subject guide
These are guides developed by faculty librarians to assist you in the use of the library and finding resources for your studies.
Transact
This is the university's print and copy charging system.
Wireless
This is a way that you can connect your laptop to the university network to access online resources and print.