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This paper focuses on incorporating Eastern and Western learning perspectives into America learning environment. The design-based research approach is employed. The following principles influenced by the Eastern and Western perspectives of learning were implemented in course design: Providing pre-sequenced materials with high structure and flexible options, valuing group collaboration and individual autonomy, and promoting diverse ideas and critical thinking. Responses from 38 participants show that the pre-sequenced course materials with high structure were highly appreciated. Knowledge shared in these courses are mainly facts related and reflection-based knowledge. There was a lack of critical thinking. Most of the participants liked the activities which promote individual autonomy. Collaboration in the form of group work was not well received due to various reasons.