Basically you should just leave it alone - Your system has decided that some portions of memory are not needed right now, and moved them to swap to free up memory for programs and data which are being used.
When (if) the memory in the swap area is needed, the OS will pull that memory back from swap into RAM, possibly moving other parts into swap to make room if needed.
Basically you should just leave it alone - Your system has decided that some portions of memory are not needed right now, and moved them to swap to free up memory for programs and data which are being used.
When (if) the memory in the swap area is needed, the OS will pull that memory back from swap into RAM, possibly moving other parts into swap to make room if needed.
There is good basic information about handling swap at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq