The "Find it@ GSU" button (as the above picture shows) usually indicates that you cannot locate the full text of that article in that particular database. Clicking the "Find It" button as seen in the following database entry example. Another window will open containing information about other ways you may locate the item. 
For example, for an article, you can see if other databases contain the full text of the article, if the item is available in print at GSU Library or USG Libraries, or, as a last resort, place a request for the item through interlibrary loan.
In GIL-Find, you may see the Find It Button associated with some periodicals, such as newspapers, magazines, or journals. This means we have some print access and some electronic access to that periodical. The Find It Button will help you locate electronic access while the GIL-Find record will tell you about the print or microfilm version of the journal. An example of this can be seen in the picture below.
For more help, ask a librarian.
updated 6/30/2020 kas