Multiple Intelligences:  Roberta Johnson (retired 2006) says, "Here are some great 'start-up' sites that introduce Gardner, the theory of Multiple Intelligences and implications for teaching, and Project Zero": 

Prof. Eric Hibbison says: See also a community college application.

1. The Howard Gardner Page at "Project Zero" - http://www.pz.harvard.edu/PIs/HG.htm 
2. Take the Multiple Intelligence Inventory, which automatically totals scores and reports them to you (as a form confirmation page).  Although this form is no longer "maintained," it still works.  For a summary listing of characteristics for each kind of the 7 intelligences in the 75-question inventory, see Seven Styles of Learning. 
3. For multiple intelligences and students of writing, Roberta Johnson suggests--Writing and Multiple Intelligences, A Working Paper by Gerald Grow, Ph.D. School of Journalism, Media & Graphic Arts Florida A&M University, Tallahassee FL 32307 USA, especially the table,  How the Seven Intelligences Might Appear in a Writer.

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