  We have assembled a large sample of 5996 quasars at redshift 2.0=< z <= 2.4
(high-z) or 0.7=< z <= 1.1 (low-z) from SDSS data release nine and seven quasar
catalogs. The spectral energy distribution (SED) of quasars were constructed by
collecting WISE, UKIDSS, and GALEX photometric data in addition to SDSS, from
which the IR luminosity at 1-7 \mu m and bolometric luminosity at 1100 \AA - 1
\mu m were calculated. A red tail is clearly seen in the distributions of the
spectral index in 1100 \AA - 1 \mu m both for high-z and low-z sources, which
is likely due to red or reddened quasars. The covering factor of dusty torus is
estimated as the ratio of the IR luminosity to the bolometric luminosity. We
found significant anti-correlations between the covering factor and bolometric
luminosity, in both high-z and low-z quasars, however they follow different
tracks. At overlapped bolometric luminosity, the covering factor of high-z
quasars are systematically larger than those of low-z quasars, implying an
evolution of covering factor with redshift.
