It's not that every subject will change to fit the needs of technology.
Here are some of the most obvious examples where technology won't change the way we learn:
Mathematics - Math is a subject that requires a lot of attention to detail and memorization. While technology can help with both, it isn't going to be the answer for everything. The ability to use your memory has always been critical in math, so it's likely that this will continue as long as there are people who want to study this subject.
Foreign languages - Some subjects can be taught in different ways, but foreign languages usually require you to learn from a teacher who speaks the language fluently. There are apps that can help you learn new words and practice pronunciation, but they aren't quite as effective as someone standing right in front of you guiding your learning process. That said, they're still better than nothing at all!
Psychology - Psychology is another subject where it's hard to imagine how technology will make any significant changes in the classroom. Psychology deals with human behavior and emotions, which means that students need real-life scenarios before they can fully understand how these things play out in our society.