Hello, the Chinese teacher at my school wants to have two windows open on the iPad--one will contain the skritter app (running through iSwifter to take care of the need for Adobe flash on the iPad) and the other window will contain typingchinese.com. How can I make this possible for her? I tried the app called side by side but that doesn't allow me to open the iSwifter app in one of the windows. I would very much appreciate any advice. She wants the students to type characters in typingchinese.com and then cut and paste them into Skritter.

I'm not familiar with what typingchinese.com does exactly, but it looks like just a keyboard input translator. Instead, why not activate the built-in iPad keyboards for Mandarin input? There's a Pinyin one, a stroke entry one, and a radical-based one. Then you won't need to use anything but Skritter as a native iOS app and have no need for side-by-side nor iSwifter. On the iPad Settings, go to General/International/Keyboards to set them up.