Flesh out getting started, add more images

Also shrank image vertical height.
gradescope · Mar 11, 2016 · 778e727 · 778e727
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 If you haven't made an account on Gradescope, sign up as an instructor at
 [https://gradescope.com/](Gradescope.com).
 
-Currently, programming assignments are in beta, so you'll need to request access to the feature by emailing [help@gradescope.com](mailto:help@gradescope.com).
+Currently, programming assignments are in beta, so you'll need to
+request access to the feature by emailing
+[help@gradescope.com](mailto:help@gradescope.com).
 
 You'll need to have a course set up, so create one if you don't have one.
 
 ## Setting Up Your Assignment
 
-Navigate to the assignments tab on your course, and click on "Create Programming Assignment" in the bottom bar.
+Navigate to the assignments tab on your course, and click on "Create
+Programming Assignment" in the bottom bar.
 
 ![Assignments](assignments.png)
 
-You'll be asked for some basic details about your assignment
+You'll be asked for some basic details about your assignment. Choose
+the appropriate options and continue.
 
 ![Assignment](assignment_details.png)
+
+Next you'll be asked to upload your autograder. Upload a zip file
+meeting the required [specifications](specs), and press "Update
+Autograder."
+
+![Configure Autograder](configure_autograder.png)
+
+The page will reload and show you the Docker build output
+as it sets up your image.
+
+![Build Status](build_status.png)
+
+Once the Docker image finishes building, you can click "Test
+Autograder" to submit to the autograder yourself. You can use this to
+debug the output of your autograder, and make sure everything is set
+up correctly. You'll want to make sure your autograder is stable
+before allowing students to submit.
+
+![Test Autograder](test_autograder.png)
+
+Once the release date arrives, students will be allowed to submit
+their homework. They'll receive feedback as soon as the autograder
+finishes running. You can control what feedback they receive in the
+output file format.
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