Read Anatomy of a Tin Can API Statement, This article and its links explains the structure of xAPI statements. If you are looking for the cliff notes version just read the sections on Actor, Verb, and Activity.
Now head to the xAPI Lab, where you can use a series of drop down boxes and text fields to build your own statement. For my example I wanted to send a statement that recorded that I read an article on curation by Ben Betts and Allison Anderson. Its Actor - Verb - Activity are as follows.
| John | completed | Diamond in the Rough |
The nice thing about the xAPI lab is that you don't have to know all the context fields and for your first try you can get by with the basics. You will see some fields already completed and that is OK for now. Here are the fields that I completed or the system completed for me.
| Actor Type: | Agent |
| Email: | menken.john@gmail.com |
| Name: | John Menken |
| Predefined Verb: | completed |
| Display Name: | completed |
| Verb ID: | [this was completed automatically after selecting a Predefined verb.] |
| Activity ID: | http://johnmenken.blogspot.com/2016/01/practice-sending-xapi-statements.html |
| Name: | Diamond in the Rough |
| Description: | Article on curation by Ben Betts and Allison Anderson |
After specifying the necessary information, scroll to the bottom of the screen and click the button entitled "Send Statement."
Go to the xAPI Statement Viewer. You should see your statement listed there.







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