The lecture will explore how technologies in education are changing the traditional roles of students and teachers. Through examples of digitization, algorithms, and artificial intelligence, it will become clearer who sets the rules of educational activity, how the sense of success is formed, and why even a simple tool influences behavior, choice, work, and self-perception. Technologies have long been a part of learning, but their influence often seems neutral: the platform issues assignments, the online course tracks progress, the system collects data, and AI offers answers or comments. The meeting will discuss why behind this familiar infrastructure lies a more complex question - who acts in the educational environment and how the environment itself changes the participants in the process. The lecturer is Aziz Ashirov, a researcher of technologies in education. All entertainment in St. Petersburg is gathered on our website.